oc-plain-dealer 1923-02-09

INSPECTS CARS AND BOATS FOR CITRUS FRUIT PARASITES The Bureau of Quarantine of the State Dept. of Agr. is not discouraged over the cut in appropriations by the state administration, L. A. Strong, chief of the bureau, said in Santa Ana today. Strong, who was calling on A. A. Brock, county horticultural commissioner, voiced his confidence that Gov. Friend W. Richardson was trying to do the best he could by the department. With Strong was A. P. Messenger, quarantine officer at San Pedro. Messenger inspects fruit etc., on incoming vessels that might be suspected of bringing in noxious pests. Ask whether the citrus industry was concerned over the matter of inspections of autos, boats, etc., Strong said the industry should be deeply concerned. And not only the citrus fruit industry, but truck producers. Inspections of autos entering the state along the southern border steadily are increasing. Strong and Messenger are touring the principal citrus growing centers of the South among other points. They go next t o Riverside and San Bernardino. Reception for Minister The members of Calvary Baptist church will give a reception for their pastor, Rev. Sam Got, and family, Monday evening in the Y. M. C. A. on South Philadelphia st., at 7 o'clock. A program has been prepared and everyone interested is cordially invited. Selection—Sunday school orchestra Quartet—Calvary Baptist Quartet, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Ohlund, Elizabeth Bartlett, Harold H. Knox. Prayer—Rev. Bolen, Fullerton Baptist church. Introduction of Rev. Sam P. Gott, by Rev. Paskett, Los Angeles, Field Missionary So. Baptist convention. Selection—Violin solo, Miss Ethel Evans, Fullerton, Calif. Welcome to community—Rev. Walker, Presbyterian church, city. Welcome to Church—Mr. M. E. Simmons. Vocal sole, Ryner J. Ohlund. Response—Rev. Sam P. Gott. Address of evening—Rev. Russell, Santa Ana Baptist church. Social hour and refreshments. Everyone interested is cordially invited. Mrs. Ida De Vinney is in Fullerton where she is nursing Mrs. Horowitz mother of Miss Hannah Horowitz. FROM KITCHENS TO THE KITCHEN Address 161 West Center St. Puritan Skinned Hams Per lb. 27c Half or Whole Puritan Bacon Per lb. 39c Half or Whole THE CHALLENGER DRAMATIC "The Challenge title of Dolores nature announced ter for Friday star, called by girl," is supported Warner Richmo Frank Norcross The title fits and has a psyche the plot. It coa g hotel in the moun are in love with ist, the other a gerous. It is la impulses that g its title. Knowing that artist, the bankke ways to gain th expense of his sounds the cha it lies within his artist to his de a lonely mount lenge of reason he decides to l young fellow And other chal—the challenge venge and so on GOVT. BLUE FOR SCOR LOS ANGELES mendation that postoffice and constructed in was made to con master General of the Treasury Two cabinet mended that nee be authorized in principal cities that lack of ad handling governin force the posto rent hundreds of TO THE KITCHEN Address 161 West Center St. Puritan Skinned Hams Per Lb. 27c Half or Whole Puritan Bacon Per Lb. 39c Half or Whole 100 Lbs. Best Granulated SUGAR $7.80 1 Sack to Customer—Saturday Only Best Creamery Butter Per Lb. 48c Compound White Ribbon the best on the Market, per lb. 12½c Elhora Corn 2 Cans ..... 25c Rider's Class-A, Hominy No. 2½, 2 for..... 25c Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½ any brand..... 17c Rex Corn Beef. No. 1 ..... 20c Honey Special, Qt. bring your jar..... 35c Rub-No. More Soap Chips, small reg. 13c ..... 8c Toilet Paper 4 for ..... 25c Jell Well, while they last ..... 7c All Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c HEINZ KETCHUP Small 20c Large 30c Chaffees Libby's Sliced Beets 2½ Can 12½c Polar White Soap Made by the Palmolive Co. 6 Bars 25c, Case 100 bars ..... $4.00 Polar White Soap Made by the Palmolive Co. 6 Bars 25c, Case 100 bars ... $4.00 Fancy Burbank and Idaho Russef Potatoes $1.75 Per Cwt. Hand Dipped Jumbo Cream Chocolates 28c Per Lb. HAMS Whole or Half 27c PURITAN SPECIAL Feb. 10th to 17th BACON Whole or Half 38c Beets, Turnips, Carrots, 3 bunches for 10c Australian Brown Onions, 8 lbs., for 25c Uncle Sam Breakfast Food Large Size ... 28c pkg. ARMOUR'S OATS Small 12½c Wright's Supreme Mayonnaise The Quality of Magonnaise is Unsurpassed 3½ Oz. ... 15c 8 Oz. ... 35c Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA “THE CHALLENGE,” DRAMATIC CONFLICT “The Challenge” is the dramatic title of Dolores Cassinelli’s new picture announced by the United Theater for Friday and Saturday. The star, called by artists “the camoe girl,” is supported by Rod La Rocque Warner Richmond, De Sacia Moores, Frank Norcross and Jane Jennings. The title fits the picture perfectly and has a psychological bearing on the plot. It concerns two men and a girl. The girl is hostess at a hotel in the mountains and both men are in love with her. One is an artist, the other a banker, jealous, dangerous. It is largely his conflicting impulses that give “The Challenge” its title. Knowing that the girl prefers the artist, the banker is tempted in many ways to gain the upper hand at the expense of his rival. In his soul sounds the challenge of hate when it lies within his power to send the artist to his death while they are in a lonely mountain pass. The challenge of reason is uppermost when he decides to play safe and allow the young fellow to return unharmed. And other challenges confront him—the challenge of curiosity, of revenge and so on. GOVT. BLD’GS ASKED FOR SCORE OF CITIES LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.—Recommendation that a new $3,000,000 postoffice and federal building be constructed in Los Angeles Angeles was made to congress today by Postmaster General Wark and Secretary of the Treasury Mellon. Two cabinet members also recommended that new federal buildings be authorized in nearly a score of principal cities. They pointed out that lack of adequate facilities of handling government business had forced the postoffice department to rent hundreds of structures. TO EXPLAIN AGREEMENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will be called before the senate finance committee tomorrow to talk about the challenge. INSPIRING MUSIC AT BIG TABERNACLE The music at the Tabernacle last night was inspiring. George Elder, minister of the Christian church at Whittier, and Mrs. Elder attended. Last night’s sermon was a continuation of Wednesday night’s. The three propositions stated Wednesday night were (1) God Almighty does a God’s work and a God’s work only, (2) He uses human agency when it is in the realm of human achievement, (3) God needs help. The first two propositions were proven Wednesday night and the third one last night. Evangelist Vawter said, “When I say God needs help, I mean body, Trinity. This is itself seems to be a paradox: self contradictory, that God needs help. To me, God is Almighty, I am not an evolutionist. I believe that he spoke the stars into their places. He is almighty unless he limits himself. To make the matter clear, Mr. Vawter then used several simple illustrations. He said that when a woman sews all she needs is a needle, thread and thimble. This is a very simple equipment. Suppose it please the woman to use a sewing machine. She must have treadle, wheels, bands, shuttle and everything it takes to up a machine. If she loses one part the work stops. The evangelist then asked how many men ever did any sowing. He said that in the mountains all they needed was a sack thrown over the shoulder containing wheat. In other parts of the country they have a better plan. If it pleases the farmer to use a drill he mutts have all the parts of the machinery and the horses and harness. It is a better plan than cold one but the farmer must have all the intricate parts of the machinery. God is powerful and all wise so he chose a plan for the saving of the world. It pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save the world. So faith cometh by hearing by the word of God. Remans 10:17. The evangelist asserted that he was not throwing bouquets at the ministry as we usually term the ministry. The Bible called it preach- TO EXPLAIN AGREEMENT WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—Secretary of the Treasury Mellon will be called before the senate finance committee tomorrow to explain the terms of the Anglo-American debt agreement. It was decided today when the committee met to consider the Smoot-Burton bill to amend the funding act. Saturday Special Del Monte Catsup 20¢ (Regular 25c) Cash or Credit F. T. Edmiston 116 No. Los Angeles St. We deliver Phone 219 Go On, Go On, Tell Us What He Said The subject of the sermon Sunday evening was "The Relation between Baptism and Salvation." An unusual feature was a visit from the K.K.K., five of whom came with quiet, deliberate tread up the stile, presenting a letter to Brother Smith, enclosing a generous donation in token of their appreciation of his efforts to lift our community onto a higher moral plane. He read the letter aloud making appropriate comments on the donors.—Longview (Tex.) Leader. If they are going to let heavy trucks bust up paved roads of supervisors we suggest the park board also admit: House movers. Steam rollers. Tractors. Steam shovels. SPARTAN GROCERS 101 Stores G. O. Payne, Prop. 138 E. Center God is powerful and all wise so he chose a plan for the saving of the world. It pleased God by the foolishness of preaching to save the world. So faith cometh by hearing by the word of God. Romans 10:17. The evangelist asserted that he was not throwing bouquets at the ministry as we usually term the minister. The Bible called it preaching when any Christian told the story of Christ to others, as when Philip, Stayman, went to the Eunuch and preached unto him Jesus. The Christian can preach Christ in the store, in the factory, on the street or wherever he is. God has limited himself and He has no other way of saving the world. The Gospel is the power of God until salvation unto every one who believeth. God is Almighty but he cannot save your boy unless someone tells him of Jesus." There will be baptizing at the beginning of the services tonight. WEALTHY ANAHEIM MAN PASSES AWAY William Deelerson, who was removed by the Backs, Terry & Campbell ambulance to the Anaheim sanitarium a few days ago, died at 4 p.m. yesterday of pneumonia. Solemn requiem high mass will be held Tuesday at 9 a.m., Father Brown officiating. Interment will be in Cavary cemetery, Los Angeles. Mr. Deelerson was well known about Anaheim, both in church and business circles. He was owner of much city property in the locality of St. Boniface church, and in the east part of town. Fullerton Ebell club gave a lyceum program last night at Fullerton H. S. The program was unusually good, but the crowd was small, due to inclement weather. Only a few Lots Left Solid Pack Tomatoes, No. 2½...15c None Such Mince Meat, per pkg. ...15c 4 lbs blue rose head rice . . . 25c Palm Olive Soap 4 Bars . . . 29c Elnora Corn, extra standard corn, 2 for 25c Old Fashioned Ginger Snap, 2 lbs. ...35c Hershey Coca, 1 lb. can...30c "Your Safe at Paynes" Lots Left Don't Miss This Chance To Get An Automatic WHEN YOU Each Lot $2500— Let us show you the DOLAN Trace beautiful homesites in Southern California take part in the sale of these lots have an opportunity to get a beauty time, start paying for one of the parts of the state. Come in and Let Us Tell You All Lyon VALENCIA "Queen of the Orange" J. T. Lyon 111 No. Los Angeles St. CALIFORNIA The Debutante Slouch! THE WARDROBE NEW NAME OF KUSTINER'S The Wardrobe, the name under which Kustiner's Clothing Store on W. Center-st., purchased by Samuel R. Rawicz, will operate, will add to present lines of merchandise such widely-advertised goods as Regal and Stetson shoes, Kuppenheimer and Society clothes, Lilly-Leather goods, Dobbs hats, Arrow, E & W, and Wilson Bros. shirts, Vascar underwear and Arrow collars. Mr. Rawicz, who has been in business at San Bernardino 15 years, has purchased the residence of Dan Granada at 714 Zeyn-st. and shortly will be joined by his wife and three sons. He is a member of San Bernardino Kiwanis club, Masonic lodge and of Order of Natalya Sons. E. V. McEwen, with the Kustiner store since it was opened, remains with Mr. Rawicz. Mr. Kustiner returns to Pasadena where he has business interests. Mr. and Mrs. De Will Reece, (nee Miss Margaret Eves) are today receiving congratulations. Their honeymoon will not be taken until June when long motor trip is planned. They will make their home in the Roberts apartments. Mr. Reese continuing his position with the West Coast theaters in Hollywood, and Mrs. Rees at the California here. The Sinelair Oil Co. has taken a lease in Russian territory with the provision that the U.S. recognize the Soviet government in five years. Now those Russians are talking sense. Watch 'em get recognized, quick! SATURDAY SPECIALS Date Nut Cake 30c ANAHEIM SES AWAY person, who was reskins, Terry & Campage, died at 4 p. neumonia. Solemn will be held Tuesday her Brown officiation will be in Cavary relea. poor immigrant now millionaire Chicago, Feb. 9.—Work nights, days and Sundays—not the clockwatching, payroll-grabbing kind, but eager hogging of every visible bit of it, and constant asking for more—transformed Frank B. Lavezzario from a $1-a-week Italian immigrant apprentice to an American millionaire. After saving $4000 while employed in fruit and vegetable commission firms, with a partner he established what is now, after eighteen years, one of the most profitable commission houses in Chicago. The million-dollar property leased yesterday was bought by Lavezzario in 1910 for $200,000. He has no intention of returning to Genoa. Rodolph Valentino says 75 per cent of tech films are the bunk. "And lo, Rodolph's led all the rest." SATURDAY SPECIALS Date Nut Cake 30c Orange Layer Cake 30c and 50c BOSTON BAKERY F. J. LUEBOW, Prop. Phones 135-W—862-J. Store No. 1, 201 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. Automobile FREE WHEN YOU BUY IN THE DOLAN TRACT Wh Lot $2500—Worth More Now you, the DOLAN Tract. It is one of the most homesites in Southern California. Then decide to buy the sale of these lots. For only $625 you will opportunity to get a beautiful car, and at the same paying for one of the best residential lots in this state. Let Us Tell You All About it. Here Are The Automobiles We Give $4320—Cadillac Sedan $1795—Studebaker Sedan $ 827—Star Sedan $6942—Total For Nothing Lyon Realty Co. LENCIA of the Orange" Lyon Phone 46 LYON "King of the Realty" W. E. Duckworth Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif.