oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-14

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Monitors for office tonight: For Exalted Ruler—H. H. Benjamin. For Esteemed Leading Knight—L. A. Lewis, Leonard Evans. For Esteemed Loyal Knight—F. B. Calilan. For Esteemed Lecturing Knight—O. W. Heying. For Secretary—M. C. Goff, F. M. Eden and J. W. Wallop. For Treasurer—F. A. Backs, Jr. For Tiler—L. Jacobsen, Fred Jones, H. E. W. Barnes, Jr. For Trustee (1-Year-Term)—Ernest Borchert. For Trustee (3-Year Term)—Ernest Borchert. Delegate to Grand Lodge—L. P. Johnat. For Alternate—H. E. W. Barnes, Jr., H. G. Amess, H. P. Noll, T. J. McFadden, J. L. Swope. CHARGE FAILURE TO PROVIDE Frank Romero is charged with a felony in failing to provide for a minor child, seven months old, in a criminal complaint sworn to by Mary INTERESTING SLATE WRITING AT REVIVAL At the preliminary exercises at the Vawter meeting in the tabernacle last night, P. T. Porter of Santa Ana gave some interesting slate writings and other tricks. The people were very much interested in them. Mr. Porter assured the people that spirits were not responsible, they were only tricks He promised to give some more another evening this week. The chart sermon by Evangelist Vawter was very instructive as well as interesting. The Gospel — Romans 1:16, Las Cor, 15:1-4, Gal. 1:8-9. Fundamental Truth Stated — Jesus the Christ the only begotten Son of God. Matthew 16:16, Mark 16:16, 1st John 4:15. Fact Presented — Death, Body broken, blood shed, Lord's Supper — Matt, 26:26-30, Mark 14:22-26 — Burial, Baptism — Romans 6:4-5 — Resurrection, Colossians 2-12. Conditions Imposed — Belief, Acts 16:31, John 3:16, Repentance, Luke 24:47, Acts 17:36, Confession, Luke 12:8-9, Romans 19:9-10, Baptism, Acts 2:38, 22:16, Gal. 3:27. Blessings Received — sins forgiven, Acts 2:38, Gift of the Spirit, Acts 2:38, Good conscience, 1st Peter 3:21, Eterna Life, Rev. 22:14. FINAL DIVORCE ORDER Final judgment of divorce was filed today in L. O. Cole vs. Courtland C. Cole. Superior Judge Wes granted custody of the two minor children to the plaintiff. TEST OF ENDURANCE FOR PICTURE William Duncan's put to a test while he sets for the Vital "When Danger Smiles at the United Theater of the scenes were but it was necessary of them during the selection was tha from Hollywood in Calabasas. The location for a stipulated time, essary therefore to be at both ends before cation. Mr. Duncan had at a stretch without members of the company of sleep as best they actually worked before Some slept on blank saddles, but none comfortable. "When Danger Smiled as is found in California the traditions of the UNION OIL BR IN SANTA The daily product Fe Springs old field yesterday to the extents by the bringing Oil Company's Howa This well was put at a depth of 3924 ing through a five-e production run city according to and by the field departed E ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CO-OP. ASS’N STARTS ON MISCELLANEOUS The Anaheim Co-Op. Orange Ass'n started picking miscellaneous varieties today, the third association to do so. The fruit is looking very well, Manager J. H. Ritchie said today. The association expects to clean up within a feek with four or five carloads to be shipped. The Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n.' is shipping Mediterranean sweets, St. Mike's bloods and seedlings will follow. The association will clear up its miscellaneous varieties this month, according to Manager G. W. Sandlands. The Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n. also is shipping sweets with the other three varieties to follow. The fruit is looking fine. The organization will conclude this month and be read for valenclas early in April. Discoveries Verify Biblical History The importance of archaeology in connection with Bible study was stressed last night at the meeting of the Brotherhood of the First Methodist church by Prof. Karl S. Knopf of the Univ. of So. Cas. Prof. Kuopf spoke with especial reference to the recent Egyptian discoveries, and the value of these in verifying Biblical history. CAMPAIGN AGAINST SANTA ANA CHARTER A group of 20 men has organized In Santa Ana with Lucen Sweet as chairman and J. J. Zellan as secretary to campaign against the proposed new charter. J. H. Scott, N. E. Wray and Edward Cochems have announced their candidacies for the City Council. NEW PIC POWER What harm and notoriously life when n against them of William dedication for Parish Applause," fee and Lewis St. California Th. Bebe Daniel inne d'Alys', whose high due to her inflicity. Lewis and screen a contract on mount banner loft, a drama comes enmote tions of consister (Kathleen jealousy of (Adolphe M. Drawing FREE! HERE Hats ROBE Anaheim, Calif. A Made To Measure Suit $35.00 & up You will like the feel, the t and the wear of Clothes we will tailor to our individual measurement. We are no agents. We make all our Suits in our own shop. 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The members of the company snatched winks of sleep as best they could when not actually working before the camera. Some slept on blankets, others on saddles, but none were especially comfortable. "When Danger Smiles" has a background of Spanish atmosphere, such as is found in California inculcated in the traditions of the old settlers. UNION OIL BRINGS IN SANTA FE WELL The daily production of the Santa Fe Springs old field was increased yesterday to the extent of 2000 barrels by the bringing in of the Union Oil Company's Howard No. 4. This well was put on production at a depth of 3924 feet. It is flowing through a five-eighth inch bean. The production runs 24 degree gravity, according to announcement made by the field department of the company. How You Can Get Get just one new subscriber to The Plain Dealer in Anaheim or Northern Orange County and the outfit is yours. A new subscriber is a person who is not now reading The Plain Dealer. 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Lewis tSone, finished stage and screen artist, makes his debut as a contract player under the Paramount banner in the role of John Elliott, a dramatic producer, who becomes enmeshed in emotional situations of compelling force when his sister (Kathryn Williams) allows jealousy of her artist husband (Adolphe Menjou) to drag them all into a quagmire of sandal and tragedy. Mrs. Tracy Moore, 73, died yesterday at the home of her son, Jacob Moore, on W. Amerige-ave., Fullerton. Mass is to be held at the Catholic church tomorrow at 8:30, with services at the McAulay funeral parlor at 9 o'clock, interment in Loma Vista cemetery. The body of E. J. Hun, 70, who died Monday, was sent to Peteluma today by Angus McAulay, undertaker. SANTA ANA DEFEATED Fullerton grammar school light-weight basketball team, defeated Santa Ana yesterday afternoon at the Anaheim grounds by a score of 24 to 18, thus wining the Orange-coachship. 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