oc-plain-dealer 1922-02-15

OBSERVE WHITTIER NIGHT AT REVIVAL Whittier night was appropriately observed last night at the Harding evangelistic campaign at the Grand theatre, by the attendance of more than 40 persons from the town of Whittier. With an orchestra of 12 pieces, the neighboring church people came and took part in the opening of the evening service. Three selections were given by the orchestra. Evangelist U. E. Harding preached on the subject, "Moral Insanity," the text being taken from the story of the prodigal son, as found in the 15th chapter of Luke. From this story the evangelist pointed out that Jesus Christ always used illustrations that would reach the people with whom he was dealing. "We need in this age to preach the gospel down where men live," said Mr. Harding. "When Jesus wanted to help those who were dissatisfied, restless, and unhappy, he pointed out the ways of the illies of the field: He told the men in the harvest field to observe the sow and harvesting of the wheat; He used the parable of the prodigal son to teach mothers and fathers how to deal with their sons. "Would that modern mothers and fathers were more interested in their sons and daughters. It seems the people of America are more interested in sheep and gold than they are in boys and girls. A man will go half across the United States to get a thorough-bred hog, while he will let his beautiful daughter marry a man whose character is questionable, and whose body is diseased with sin. We need a greater awakening on the value of our sons and daughters." "Look at the cigarette-smoking boys, who are blowing their brains out thru their noses, wandering around with no purpose in life; then look at our girls who have no higher ideals than a ten-cent show, a dime novel, or a dance hall where they can dance in the embrace of strange men. If that's the crowd we have to look to for our fathers and mothers, how can we expect to find an Abraham Mansell? We can expect to find the Climbing atop of a mountain of oranges. Miss Carmen Bernardino girl, has won a golden throne from where visitors at the Twelfth National Orange Show to be having harding Feb. 17 to 27 inclusive. Like the orange, Carmen "Look at the cigarette-smoking boys, who are blowing their brains out thru their noses, wandering around with no purpose in life; then look at our girls who have no higher ideals than a ten-cent show, a dime novel, or a dance hall where they can dance in the embrace of strange men. If that's the crowd we have to look to for our fathers and mothers, how can we expect to find an Abraham Lincoln. We can expect to find the mothers consumptives, the fathers cigarette fiends with diseased bodies, and the childrden crippled and blind. "It is time we were waking up. What is it going to take to wake us up—to wake the church, the ministry, the mothers and fathers? It took the swine pen to wake up the prodigal son. You may expect this generation to reap what they sow. The little sins, you don't think amount to much, but you will have to reap an abundant harvest." OVER 1000 CASES OF INFLUENZA IN CAL. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 15. California has more than 1,000 cases of influenza, reported during the week ending Feb. 11 to the state board of health. The malady is mild. The San Francisco Bay region is the center of the epidemic. CELEBRATE 10TH ANNIVERSARY LOS ANGELES, Feb. 15. The Arizona Society last night celebrated the 10th anniversary of the state's statehood with a reception at the Ebell club, dancing, music, talk, reminiscence and refreshments. Captain Charles A. Montgomery arranged the program. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. Plain Dealer for Good Job Printing. GET ORANGE SHOW California Valencia Orange show executive committee at Anaheim C. of C. and transacted several importantness. Arrangements will soon be concluded with the Nation for the use of two or three of their largest teats, include 130x340 feet, which went a great way toward housing the interests, among the United States, with tractic feature di along appropriate lineation Brand. The California Valley maintain an interest the San Bernardino advertise the 1922 same having been Tom Anderson, the Blue Goose exhibits Fruit Growers, Inc. major feature at the in 1921. A reprint California show will suitable announcement further this effort. Anaheim district pee for next Saturday, designated Orange-co were authorized for go. FIRST U.S.F. TRADE WITH MOSCOW, Feb. American firm, and the first foreign firmin business in Mo offices here recently. The firm was the Chemical Co., of New cently secured a co soviet government mong asbestos beds tains, covering an al statin (about 135,000). This concern also of having act trade between the Russia, desolate th mal trade treaty and no diplomatic between the two co 18. a ship belongi Drug and Chemical of New York, with bound for Reval. PALMS 250 W. Center St. 205 E. Center St. FRANZ BARBER SHOP We respectfully invite the public to visit our strictly modern, sanitary barber shop tonight. We have spared no expense to make this one of the most up-to-date tonsorial parlors in Southern California. Experienced operatives in charge. R. W. FRANZ, Prop'r ALSO Franz Realty Co. 100 S. CLEMENTINE W. A. FRANZ, Proprietor CORP. WILL HELP COUNTY Various recommendations of ways in which the Anaheim Really Board might extend its activities were made at the luncheon meeting of the board today by LeRoy Berger, a member, who was speaker of the day. Other speakers included President H. E. Forster and J. R. Steele of the Continental Finance corporation, who described the scope and objects of the organization. The corporation draws its capital from Orange-co and will devote itself exclusively to Orange-co interests the two said. Vice President James E. Stewart presided. Berger, in his speech, urged greater activity on the part of the board's membership committee, although he said, the quality of the membership was more important than its numerical strength. The speaker thought the board could be of service in adding the C. of C. in civic improvements of one sort or another. He suggested a separate program committee whose duty it would be to select the improvements which should be supported, a finance committee to determine ways and means of obtaining funds with which to push the board's interests, and a publicity committee whose work in part should be to help prevent or counteract publicity harmful to the city. It is the plan to have one member speak at each meeting from now on. Ray Mendoza entertained the board with songs to his own piano accompaniment. OPERATES AUTOMATICALLY A new actylene generator operates automatically as the torch used with it is lighted or extinguished. BEGINNERS' SPANISH AND FRENCH CLASSES In reply to various inquiries from the public, Instructor F. R. Schiller, of the Evening High School, wishes to say that it is not too late to join the Spanish and French classes. In fact, a new class for beginners and somewhat advanced students is now being organized. Extra help is given to new comers and to those who wish it, before the regular classes begin. Those interested are cordially invited to come and visit. Books are furnished free by the school. Spanish is taught from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m., and French from 8:30 to 9:30. WHAT F. O. B. MEANT HOUSTON, Tex. Feb.-5.—F. O. B. does not mean full of booze. This is the point over which Norman Atkinson, local attorney, encountered many difficulties in quieting a "rural" client, who believed he had been victimized in a mail order swindle. The client had answered a magazine advertisement which read: "Quart bottles, F. O. B. Houston, for $8.00 a gross." The bottles were full of nothing when received, the client deplored. INVENTS REVOLVER DEVICE Of Belgian invention is a revolver from which sixteen bullets can be fired without reloading. SHOW TENTS now executive committee met last eveacted several important items of busicluded with the National Orange show largest tents, including the one, way toward housing the 1921 exposition. interests, among the very largest in the United States, would have an attractive feature display, designed along appropriate lines, for their Misaion Brand. The California Valencia show will maintain an interesting exhibit at the San Bernardino Orange show to advertise the 1922 show here, the same having been designed by Mr. Tom Anderson, the creator of the Blue Goose exhibits of the American Fruit Growers, Inc., including the major feature at the Anaheim show in 1921. A representative of the California show will be on hand with suitable announcement literature to further this effort. An excursion of Anaheim district people was arranged for next Saturday, which has been designated Orange-co day, and badgee were authorized for those who will go. FIRST U. S. FIRM TO TRADE WITH RUSSIA MOSCOW, Feb. 15. — The first American firm, and at the same time the first foreign firm, actually to be business in Moscow opened its offices here recently. The firug was the Allied Drug and Chemical Co., of New York, which recently secured a concession from the soviet government to operate the famoug asbestos beds of the Ural mountatnals, covering an area of 50,000 desiatin (about 135,000 acres). This concern also has the distinc­tion of having actually inaugurated trade between the United States and Russia, desolate the fact that no formal trade treaty had been signed and no diplomatic relations existed between the two countries. On Nov. 18, a ship belonging to the Allied Drug and Chemical Co. cleared out of New York, with a cargo of grain bound for Reval. At Reval the grain was to be loaded onto trains and Store No. 35 Big Anaheim Public Market Grocery and M TONIGHT—THE GRAND FOR For Thursday, February 16th we aing Specials. Purchase your Grooand Save Money. Our Two Anasuch Specials from time to time. Shredded Wheat (Regular Price) Pkg. 10c Cream of Wheat (Regular Price) Pkg. 23c Granulat Sugar 100 lbs. Beet 100 lbs. Cane Blue Karo 10-lb. tin 59c Red Karo 10-lb. tin 63c CANDY SP After Dinner Mints, bullChewing Gum, 3 pkgs. Jumbo Chocolate Cream Chaffee’s Peanut Brittle Bradco H-O Van Cam soviet government to operate the famous asbestos beds of the Ural mountains, covering an area of 50,000 desatin (about 135,000 acres). This concern also has the distinction of having actually inaugurated trade between the United States and Russia, desolate the fact that no formal trade treaty had been signed and no diplomatic relations existed between the two countries. On Nov. 18, a ship belonging to the Allied Drug and Chemical Co. cleared out of New York, with a cargo of grain bound for Reval. At Reval the grain was to be loaded onto trains and shipped to Moscow, where a return cargo of furs and other raw products, already assembled, will be turned over to the company by the government as payment for the grain. The ship will then return to American merchantman openly to ply between the United States and Russia since the bolshevik revolution. ARGENTINA MAY BE BIG OIL PRODUCER NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Experts in oil production say that as a result of the rich discoveries of oil in the Comodoro Rivadavia field, Argentina may become one of the world's great sources of fuel. Well No. 128, which came in on February 28 with an initial production of about 1,200 barrels an hour, is continuing to flow at approximately the same rate. The Comodoro Rivadavia oil producing area is located in the territory of Chubut, in the region called Patagonia, and is more than six hundred miles southwest of Buenos Aires. It was discovered in 1907 when a deep test was being made in an effort to locate a water supply. The government, exercising its ownership of mineral rights, set aside 12,500 acres of land in the district and began the work of exploiting the field. Later another 12,500 acres was reserved. Since that time 128 wells have been sunk and production has gradually increased up to the present. In 1920 the total production was more than a million barrels. The oil is heavy with small kerosene and gasoline content, and is used principally as fuel oil, being sold to a number of industries in the country. Drilling depths are between 1,500 and 1,800 feet. COMBINES COT AND CHAIR Two ordinary folding chairs form the frame of a collapsible cot invented by a Porto Rican. Red Karo 10-lb. tin 63c Bradco Corn 2 tins 25c H-O Oats 2 pkgs. 25c Van Cam Pumpk 3s—19c Channel Red Sockeye Salmon No. ½s 29c Sunmaid Seedless Raisins 15-oz. pkg. 19c Del Monte Tomato Sauce Tin 7c Come in Wednesday evening and sample Heinz Dill Pickles, Ben Hur Coffee and Pacific Coast Dainty Cakes and Cookies, or some Chaffee's Peanut Brittle. Chaffees The merchandise and price that of fresh beats are in cocoa heim stores. Any special product business Saturday, February ORNIA Wednesday, February 15, 1922 COUNTY Anaheim Realty election meeting of speaker of the day. SPANISH H CLASSES has inquiries from for F. R. Schiller, high School, wishes it too late to join rench classes. In our beginners and students is now extra help is given to those who wish dilar classes begin. a cordially invited books are furnishchool. Spanish is o 8:30 p. m., and o 9:30. B. MEANT Feb. 5.—F. O. B. of booze. This which Norman Atney, encountered quieting a "rural" he had been vleder swindle. The and magazine adread: "Quart botston, for $8.00 a les were full of ved, the client de- OLVER DEVICE tion is a revolver bullets can be ding. ASCENT MADE EASIER For cripples with legs of uneven length a German has invented a clipper with extension plates to make the ascent of stairs more easily performed. According to an official estimate the island of Nauru in the South Pacific contains phosphate reserves sufficient to meet the demands of the world for 200 years. Boston Bakery Branch Formal Opening Tonight — in THE NEW Anaheim Public Market Clementine and Center Streets BOSTON BAKERY Main Store 201 E. Center St. Phone 135 Store No. 36 Chaffees HERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Store No. 36 127 W. Center Anaheim Grand Meat Market GRAND FORMAL OPENING— January 16th we are giving some unusual openase your Groceries and Meats at Chaffee's Our Two Anaheim Stores will have many me to time. Granulated Sugar 100 lbs. Beet $5.30 100 lbs. Cane $5.50 Darigold Milk (Regular Price) 3 for 25c Lenox Soap (Regular Price) 7 bars 25c ANDY SPECIALS inner Mints, bulk, lb. . . . . 20c Gum, 3 pkgs. . . . . . 10c Chocolate Creams, lb. . . . . 25c Peanut Brittle, lb. . . . . 20c Aunt Jemima's Pancake Pkg. 15c Three Crown Cluster Raisins Bulk, lb. 22½c Van Camp's Pumpkin Golden Age Macaroni Wilson's Early June Peas Gum, 3 pkgs. .10c Chocolate Creams, lb. .25c Peanut Brittle, lb. .20c Three Crown Cluster Raisins Bulk, lb. 22½c Van Camp's Pumpkin 3s—19c Golden Age Macaroni 3 Pkgs. 20c Wilson's Early June Peas No. 1 tin 12½c Meat Market Specials Pot Roast . . 12½c to 15c Loin Pork Roast . . 25c Shoulder Pork Roast . 18c Folger's Vanilla 2-oz. bot. 26, 4-oz. bot. 51c Schilling's Baking Powder 1-lb. tin 45c At Both Stores Morrell's Iowa Hams . 33c (One-half or whole) Morrell's Iowa Bacon . 30c (One-half or whole) Pure Lard . . . 14c Lard Compound . . . 12c 2-in-1 Shoe Blacking Tin 10c Demonstration Wednesday Night, Los Angeles Soap Company, Del Monte Reliable Line, McDonald's Roof Garden Ground Chocolate. Handise and prices quoted above except fresh beats are in effect at both our Anases. Any special prices are good until close Saturday, February 18.