oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-03

Monday, April 3, 1922 LARGE AUDIENCES AT TEMPLE REVIVAL One of the largest audiences ever assembled in the White Temple gathered together for the morning service yesterday. The ritual for the day was set aside and the revival spirit was given right-of-way. Many of those who have recently been converted and united with the church were present and every one was full of expectancy. Dr. Geissinger spoke upon the passage in Mark which tells of the father bringing his son to Jesus and argued that it was wise not simply that the children but that all of us should be brought into the friendship of Jesus. He said that a man's life had more possibilities of disaster and peril in it than the biggest and most powerful car ever sent down the road and yet we turn our children out on the road of life without much thought of what is to become of them. He said that you could buy the best orange tree that any nursery ever started and plant it in the cellar and it would die. He said you didn't need to plan it in the cellar, either, so kill it. You could plant it in the richest soil in Orange co., which he thought was likely as rich as any in the world, from what he had heard, and yet neglect that tree and it will die. It is just that way with our lives. All we need to do is to neglect them and they will wither and die spiritually. He gave the history of a number of great Christians and showed how they had all begun early in life to follow Christ and insisted that if we do not bring the influence of Christianity to bear upon the lives of our children evil influences would sweep them into hell. Seventeen converts were baptized in the morning and eleven were received into the church and 14 requested that their letters be transferred from other churches. Next Sunday a number of children will be received into preparatory membership and the first Sunday in May a service for the baptists of babies will be held. The morning prayer meetings for women will be continued this week and an evening prayer meeting for the women will be held each day at the church at 7 o'clock. The men's meeting each evening at seven Petticoats Shadow Proof Double panel shadow proof Satine Petticoats with neat sateline lingerie stripe; hemstitched. $1.98 1902—Our A Scor The success of the J. C. P important chapter in the history of the United States. Founded in 1902 its one year of $28,898.11. Twenty years of stores had grown to 312, scrapping the gross business had attained $46,643,928.20. This great expansion was did not just happen — but was conscientious effort in the interest has so faithfully served. Men's Ties Imported Silks Handsome Four — in Hand wide end Ties of Imported silks in a variety of fancy and neat patterns for Spring wear. Smart color effects. Wonderful values at Seventeen converts were baptized in the morning and eleven were received into the church and 14 requested that their letters be transferred from other churches. Next Sunday a number of children will be received into preparatory membership and the first Sunday in May a service for the baptism of babies will be held. The morning prayer meetings for women will be continued this week and an evening prayer meeting for the women will be held each day at the church at 7 o'clock. The men's meeting each evening at seven will be continued each night this week. PROMINENT S. A. MAN DIES UNEXPECTEDLY Martin R. Heninger prominent Santa Anan, died suddenly late Saturday and will be buried from Smith & Tuthill's chapel, Santa Ana, at 10 a.m. Tuesday. He had returned from a trip down town for groceries and after eating an apple, complained he felt badly. While Mrs. Heninger stepped down the walk to pick up the evening paper, he died, presumably from heart failure. He was one of the best known men in Santa Ana, where he had been active in developing the southwest section of the city. He came to the county seat in 1896, buying 34 acres in the Palmer tract. Since then he had built 150 houses and has been interested in the citrus industry. SEARCH FOR HERR IN SAN DIEGO NOW Search was turned to San Diego today for M. L. Herr, missing since he fled, presumably with a bullet in his hand, after knocking from the running board of his car, Marshal E. R. Rudy, of Brea, who had accosted him for speeding and found a bottle of liquor on his person. Reports came from the border city that a man who gave his name as John F. McGrath had been admitted to the St. Joseph's hospital there suffering from an unexplained bullet wound. He is said to have become unconscious and when questioned later couldn't tell how he sustained the wound. While Marshall Rudy wired the San Diego authorities to hold the hospital patient until positively identified, Sheriff Jackson was inclined to believe Herr had fled to Arizona, Herr was shot in the abdomen. SOVIETS EAVOR GERMANY BERLIN, April 3 — "The soviets are convinced that Germany is primarily qualified to participate in largest measure in Russia's reconstruction, not alone because of here geographical location, but for purely technical reasons." So declares George Techt- While Marshal Rudy wired the San logo authorities to hold the hospital patient until positively identified, Sheriff Jackson was inclined to believe Herr-had fled to Arizona, Herr was shot in the abdomen. SOVIETS EAVOR GERMANY BERLIN, April 3. "The soviets are convinced that Germany is primarily qualified to participate in largest measure in Russia's reconstruction, not alone because of here geographical location, but for purely technical reasons." So declares George Tchitcern, soviet minister of foreign affairs, who has arrived here on route to the Genoa conference. "The Soviet government unconditionally rejects the proposal for an international reconstruction syndicate, which was launched at the Cannes conference." He added. "Special agreements with individual groups of interests is the only plan the Soviet government will consider. "RADIO MOVIE" IS LATEST NEW YORK, April 3. Plans are being perfected here whereby the players in a movie will speak their lines through the radio while the movie is being shown, so that the "speakles" will be united with the "movies." The participants in the play will watch its showing so as to time themselves exactly with the showing of the lines they speak. Harry J. Powers, Jr., is the inventor of the "radio movie." THREE DEAD AND DYING IN CRASH MACON, Ga., April 3. Two men here dead and another is in a dying edition here today, as the result in airplane striking a high nestack late yesterday. The date are John R. Costa, Anthony and Ray Roundtree, Portland, Ore. W. L. Fisher of Mack, Colo., is not expected to live. CUTS OFF HAND SEATTLE, April 3. In an insane frenzy caused by brooding over spiritualism, Margaret Lindaner, 44, seized a butcher knife at her home at Richmond Beach, north of here, today and completely severed her left hand. As she was hacking at her elbow her young daughter interfered. She is reported dying from a loss of blood. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION — J.C. Penney Co. Incorporated 312 DEPARTMENT STORE 225 West Center Street Our 20th Anniversary A Score of Years of Remarkable Achievement of the J. C. Penney Company constitutes an ter in the history of mercantile achievement in tes. In 1902 its one store did a gross business that 111. Twenty years later, in 1921, the number down to 312, scattered thruout 27 States, and ness had attained the colossal figures' of expansion was not the result of luck — it open — but was the outcome of an earnest and fort in the interests of the public this Company served. In commemoration of the business, plans have been comnew stores this Fall. We naturally feel proud of years but we fully appreciatmade possible only by the healegion of friends. For your p In the future as in the pas patronage. We Now Feature: Stylish New Spring Appa We Now Feature: Stylish New Spring Apparel In An Advance Presentation Milady will find selection from our advance Spring presentation of Coats, Suits and Dresses an i pleasure. The latest style decrees of fashionable New York are authoritatively exemplified in this earl prices are easily within the reach of all. We are particularly fortunate in being able to provide values in apparel of such exceptional order at t of a new season. Women's and Misses' Dresses In the New Spring Models Crisp new Taffetas and Canton Crepes, featuring all the new style effects in neck lines, sleeves, trimmings and combination of colors. Refreshingly different, and extremely good values at $16.50 to $34.75 Coats—New Spring Effects The Fashionable Materials Velours, Polaire Cloth, Chinchillas and Bolivias in the new sport effects as well as for street wear. They have belted or loose back; some trimmed with straps, stitching or buttons, new pocket effects, etc. Either lined throut. Suits—Late Spring Smart, Serviceable Fab A fascinating display of the new season's the new box, ripple, tailored and semi-tail Trimmings of self-straps, stitching and en workmanship, tailoring and quality of the Coats—New Spring Effects The Fashionable Materials Velours, Polaire Cloth, Chinchillas and Bolivias in the new sport effects as well as for street wear. They have belted or loose back; some trimmed with straps, stitching or buttons, new pocket effects, etc. Either lined through, half lined or unlined. Lengths 36 to 45 inches. In tans and the bright shades for sport wear. Suits—Late Spring Smart, Serviceable Fall A fascinating display of the new season's new box, ripple, tailored and semi-tail Trimmings of self-straps, stitching and en workmanship, tailoring and quality of the character customarily found in suits much higher. $16.75 to $24.75 $24.75 to $30 There's a Pleasing Style at Almost Any Desired Price Ke" 98c Black-boned Correts at a popular price which have won unstinted praise from thousands of women who have worn them, experienced the comfort and pleasure and long service they give and who never fail to sing their praise. Sold Exclusively by the J. C. Penney Co. Stores Made of cotton body cloth. The black boning adds materially to the wear-resistance. The workmanship is particularly praiseworthy and was unbecomingly recommend them as being the best correts to be had at 98c. Curlox Hair Curlers Positively cannot cut or break the hair. The curling bar is perfectly curved—an improvement possessed by no other curler! Card of 2 Card of 5 8c 23c Outing Shoes Service for Boys Boys' Outing Shoes; chocolate elk Bike Bal. gusset, half-double chrome sole. Sizes 2½ to 5½...$2.49 Sizes 12 to 2½...$2.25 Sizes 8 to 12...$1.98 Our Boys' Shoes Stand the Race. Bleached "Honor" Muslin J. C. Penney Co. Brand Months of careful study have been expended to produce a grade of "Bleached" muslin which would permit affixing the J. C. Penney Company label. Our buyers have been extremely successful. In offering our branded HONOR Muslin, it is with our full recommendation. We are confident you will agree with us that its excellent quality makes it the best muslin on the market at the price. Be sure to ask for the J. C. Penney Company HONOR Muslin. THE LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD BUYING FOR OUR 312 STORES ASSURES LOWEST PRICES Anaheim Bloomers For Children Black or white satin, elastic or band tops. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Thru our enormous buying power we can sell to you for 39c Anniversary—1922 Achievement! Commoration of the Company's Twentieth Year in have been completed to open more than 50 Fall. Finally feel proud of this achievement of a score, we fully appreciate that its accomplishment was only by the hearty support accorded us by our wards. For your part, we heartily thank you. As in the past, we shall strive to merit your Apparel Boudoir Caps Net, Silk and Lace With tiny frills and bows or combinations of net and lace or silk. Delicately shaded in Apparel tion Boudoir Caps Net, Silk and Lace With tiny frills and bows or combinations of net and lace or silk. Delicately shaded in pink and blue. 49c Others 23c to $1.49 Boys' Suits 2 Pants Fancy Cassimere: new patterns, desirable colors. Every boy can own one of these suits at our everyday economy price $6.90 Oxfords Girls' and Misses' Smart Spring Styles at Money Saving Prices. Growing Girls', Misses' and Children's Mahogany Bal Oxford, imitation tip, McKay welt, rubber top lift on heel. Sizes 2½ to 7.....$2.98 Sizes 12 to 2.....$2.69 Sizes 8½ to 11½.....$2.25 Growing Girls', Misses' and Children's Black Kid Bal Oxford, imitation tip, McKay welt, rubber top lift on heel. Sizes 2½ to 7.....$2.98 Sizes 12 to 2.....$2.69 Sizes 8½ to 11½.....$2.25 Dainty Frocks For Little Girls te Spring Models Serviceable Fabrics ay of the new season's styles, featuring tailored and semi-tailored creations, caps, stitching and embroidery. The ing and quality of the materials are of marly found in suits that are priced to $34.75 red Price Dainty Frocks For Little Girls Each a desirable garment in itself, of Amoskeag Gingham; plain colors and cheeks in various desirable patterns. Sizes 7 to 14 years. $1.49 Important Skirt Values Two Effective Models Here are two stunning styles, in wool skirts for Spring wear. (LEFT) Skirt of all wool Prunella; neat stripe effect; belt with fancy button; combination box and knife pleat. Only $5.90 (RIGHT) Ad wool mannish Two-wed skirt with shinting pocket; trimmed with fancy buttons, outa knife pleat down left side. Only $6.90