oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-01

STARTING TONIGHT for 3 Big Days A Super Production "The Ninety and Nine" BIG FOREST FIRE with COLLEEN MOORE, WARNER BAXTER, GERTRUDE ASTOR with COLLEEN MOORE, WARNER BAXTER, GERTRUDE ASTOR It's a Picture You'll See a Second Time UNITED Theatre Anaheim ANNOUNCING The Opening, Thursday, Mar —OF THE— De Luxe Dyers and Cleaners (Formerly the Puritan Cleaners) NATIONAL ASSOCIATION DYERS AND CLEANERS Having during the past number of years been connected with leading dyers and cleaners of the larger cities we feel that Having during the past number of years been connected with leading dyers and cleaners of the larger cities we feel that we serve the people of Anaheim and vicinity with a superior quality and cleaning. We are prepared to handle the finest ladies' men's clothes. Our tailoring department will be in charge of experts and will ing, relining and altering of all kind of men's and ladies' wear Your Clothes Are Insured While In Our Care The Puritan Cleaners were the oldest established plant in Anaheim earnestly solicit its patronage as well as the many new friends we make. We will be only too glad to offer our services at any time just how a garment may be handled and how it may be look when finished. Our city salesman, O. H. Curry, will be glad to advise patrons time. He will be in charge of the motor deliveries and will see the and fair treatment are extended at all times. All our cars are b ed white—a color that is suggestive of the cleanliness observed at in the handling of your garments. De Luxe Dyers and Clean HODGKINS & MERRITT, PROPS. 177 West Cypress St. Phone 547 Anahe VAWTER MEETINGS VERY SUCCESSFUL Last night another fine crowd attended the Vawter meetings at the big tabernacle. The music as usual was good. Since Mr. Brotherton was called to his home in Missouri, Miss Reaves has been leading the chorus. For five years before joining the Vawter Party she lead the music in evangelistic meetings. The sermon subject last night "Excusea". The evangelist gave several excuses that men use when asked to accept Christ. The first excuse dealt with was "I am as good as the church member." "In some epocalic cases that is true," asserted the evangelist. "We find some riten out of the kindom as good as some men in the kingdom but the best man sins so he needs a Saviour." The question is not: "Am I as good as the church member but am I as good as Christ?" The church member is a self convicted sinner. He is a man who is lost and needs a Savious. He has acknowledged that he needs a Saviour and you have not. "Another man says: 'I don't feel like it.' The Bible does not say feel on the Lord Jesus Christ but believe. Show me a man who follows his feelings and I will show you the drunkard, the moral leper. He follows the evil. Show me the man who crucifies his feelings and I will snow you the winner." "Another man will says: 'I would come but my mother does not believe that way.' Your mother taught you to follow the Bible, did she not? You agree that she was honest in following what she thought was right. Then if you find that your Bible tells you to do something differently than she did then you will be lost if you do not follow the Bible. You will be paying a greater tribute to your mother by following the Bible which she loved. The last excuse dealt with was: "I don't believe in revivals." Yet," said Dr. Vawter, "Jesus was baptized in a revival meeting. John the Baptist, a man sent from God, was holding a big revival meeting down by the Jordan river." A. C. OF C. ENDORSES CENTENNIAL EXHIBIT A. C. of C. last night at Brea endorsed A. C. of C. participation in the Monroe Centennial and Motion Picture Exposition at Los Angeles. The matter was presented by C. A. Bosworth who said that instead of bringing 25 leading U.S. senators and congressmen from Washington to Los Angeles by special train, the invitation had been expanded to 100. President C. L. Crumrine named Messrs. Metzgar, Johnson, Fraser, Raymer and Slabaugh a committee to arrange an exhibit. County supervisors will probably appropriate $1000. It was voted that beginning with next meeting, which includes the annual election of officers, at Santa Ana, A. C. of C. members will pay $1.50 for the usual banquet. It was explained that the $1 dinner price had been adopted 12 or 13 years ago when it was possible for women's organizations to whom it is necessary to go for service of such a feed to a large number in small communities could make a profit in the undertaking. BIG BANK ALARM AROUSES ANAHEIM Downtown Anaheim last night about 9:30 that the First National bank was being help up when the big burglar alarm went off with a bang and continued hanging for 15 minutes before it could be stopped. The night police force responded and found a dozen or more bank employees engaged in the month-end work. The alarm was accidentally set off when the vault door was opened. For For Sale Good USED CARS AT Bargain Prices Terms as Low as $20. CASH AND $10. Monthly Payments Come and Look Them Over We Also Have Parts to Sell Good Grades of Used Tires $2.00 connected with some of the we feel that we are able to with a superior quality of dyeing the finest ladies' garments and experts and will do remodel and ladies' wearing apparel. Measured While are plant in Anaheim and we any new friends we expect to our services at any time in advishow it may be expected to and to advise patrons at any eries and will see that courtesy All our cars are being paintliness observed at every stage d Cleaners PROPS. Anaheim, Calif. Over We Also Have Parts to Sell Good Grades of Used Tires $2.00 and Up Wanted! All makes of Cars for Cash We Buy All Kinds of Metal, Iron, Newspapers, Magazines, Sacks, Etc. Just phone and our truck will call Pacific Salvage & Wrecking Company 919-21 North Los Angeles St. Phone 778 AHEIM, CALIFORNIA Thursday, March 1, 1923 CALIFORNIA Coming Tomorrow THE SMASH OF THE YEAR! Laugh With Suzanna! Door in everything, but joyousness of heart, beauty of soul, spirit and courage; this fun-loving, tom-boy daughter of a sorrowful peon servant rolics her way through the days, carefree, happy, full of innocent pranks and mischief, tricks and cajolery. Weep With Suzanna! Then comes Love with all its bliss and all its heart wonderings, doubts, lights and shadows. Her lover is warned by the proud old son, his father, that he must wed Dolores, haughty child of wealth, is marriage to weld two families of historic ancestry. Be Glad With Suzanna! Then come misgivings, rebellion, clandestine meetings, hidden mysts and stolen caresses. She learns her right to love, wealth and position—and Fate steps in with her reward. Romance and Adventure Red-lipped, dusk-eyed 'senoritas' smile on you. You hear the soft strumming of guitars in the moonlight; luring strains of Spanish love songs; sweet, liquid music of mission bells. Romance all about! Then cold steel clashes in a death fight at the crumbling edge of a towering cliff! Thrills! Pathos! Smiles MACK SENNETT Romance and Adventure Red-lipped, dusk-eyed 'senoritas' smile on you. You hear the soft strumming of guitars in the moonlight; luring strains of Spanish love songs; sweet, liquid music of mission bells. Romance all about! Then cold steel clashes in a death fight at the crumbling edge of a towering cliff! Thrills! Pathos! Smiles MACK SENNETT presents MABEL ORMAND "Suzanna" Directed by J. Richard Jones Picture that Created a Huge Sensation at the Mission Theatre, L.A. NO RAISE IN PRICES TONIGHT—ONLY—TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE ROAD REVUE Headed by Herbert Bethew's “Heart Strings” With a Wonderful Cast of Notables OTHER FIRST CLASS ACTS Theatre Flowers Furnished by Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 E. Center St. "Heart Strings" With a Wonderful Cast of Notables OTHER FIRST CLASS ACTS Theatre Flowers Furnished by Ye Colonial Shoppe 214 E. Center St. FAIRYLAND HORROW AND SATURDAY FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT FRANK and KING'S COMEDIANS IN THEIR ROLLIGING FARCE "I'LL SAY SHE DID" RB CAST OF II ARTISTS VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN ACTS LAST TIMES TONIGHT Ice Brady in "Anna Ascends"