oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-07

LAUREA AUDIENCE AND TEMPLE SUNDAY A large audience assembled morning for the church service after a largely attended session the Sunday school. It was a surprise to all present that regardless of the inclementy of the weather one of the largest attendance in the history of the school was registered. An effort is being made to secure a 100 per cent attendance at the school next Sunday which will mean over 1000 present. Even if this number should not be reached it is certain that there will be a new record established. Dr. Geissinger baptized a number of babies and small children at the service and followed this beautiful ritual service with a short sermon appropriate to the occasion. His text was Acts 16:15, where the story of Lydia's baptism was given together with that of her whole household. Dr. Geissinger said that an overwhelming majority of Christians practice infant baptism and that though there are some devout Christians who do not believe in it, the custom is several times referred to in the New Testament and has reason on its side. He called attention to the fact that psychology ties with Christianity in emphasizing the importance of the child life and the need of careful and earliest possible nurture. He also said that the social sciences converge upon the need of the child's early coming to see that it must live with others. This, the church has long been saying and insisting that any civilization that is to endure must be built around love to God and man. He went on to make clear that educators and publicists are saying today that you cannot order life in this present world as it should be without emphasizing the place of religion. Religion is the great rebuilding and steadying force human life of the world. He pointed out how important is such a service as that of dedicating our children to the highest and most sacred purpose. IDENTIFY BODY LOS ANGELES, April 7—J.W. Purker, of San Pedro, told harbor police today he was certain the body he found at Venice two days ago, at first thought to be that of Lieut. Ervine Brown, missing navy paymaster, was that of Cleo Bush, ex-broncho buster, formerly of Twin Pallas, Idaho. H.G. Wells, with no church connections, insists that our children should be brought to intimate knowledge of the ideals and truths of the New Testament. Surely we can all agree to that. And we need to be reminded that after all eroticisms are in, the fact remains that the church as it is today has the light and love of God playing thru it upon the life of the world and it is still the one great home of the soul! There will be no service at the White Temple tonight, but tomorrow night, Tuesday night, the young people of the Epworth league will give a brief program, setting forth their ideas of Christianity and this will be followed by a short sermon by Dr. Geissinger. Dr. Geissinger emphasized yesterday that he hoped the people would feel free to ask any question concerning any personal difficulty connected with religion and that he would try to give answers to all such questions, which can be handed in personally or sent by mail. OIL PROMOTER IN CHECK FRAUD CASE Pat Sarsfield, ex-army officer, was scheduled to face law at a preliminary nearing on a charge of issuing a worthless check, at 2 p.m. today. The complaining witness is R.W. Lantz, Santa Ana auto dealer, who alleges that Sarsfield gave him a bogus check for $20. Trouble was with Daniel Mears, who alleged that Sarsfield embezzled $600 which Mears and Otto Kolberg, of Orange, had given him, they said, for securing options on oil land near Huntington Beach. Instead of securing the options, Sarsfield spent the money on himself, they alleged. Sarsfield had no counsel. He HELLO DIXIE Tires—Tubes Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM The Oven Never Rusts Did you know that these new Gas Ranges your neighbors are buying of us really burn more air than gas? As a matter of fact, these ranges, because they possess burners which consume eight parts of air to two parts gas, are great gas-saving ranges. All White Porcelain Enamel A-B Range All White Porcelain Enamel A-B Range $75.00 High Oven Gas Range as low as $39.00 Rust-proof Oven Lining Oven Lights from one Control Smooth White Enamel Finish The oven is, moreover, equipped with the guaranteed rust-proof oven linings. Cooking top has four burners and a simmerer. Below the oven is a broiler for steaks or chops or for making toast. : One Week Special: FRINGED RUG Tapestry 27x54. (See our window) $1.10 Only 2 to a customer Riutcel-Wethered FURNITURE CO 151 North Los Angeles Street Phone 54J Anaheim PROMOTER IN K FRAUD CASE Sarsfield, ex-army officer, duled to face law at a crime nearing on a charge a worthless check, at today. Implaining witness is R. Santa Ana auto dealer, gives that Sarsfield gave gus check for $20. Was with Daniel Mears, given that Sarsfield em509 which Mears and erg, of Orange, had givthey said, for securing on oil land near Huntingh. Instead of securing ins, Sarsfield spent the himself, they alleged. Did had no counsel. He said Mears had grubstaked him and that they were partners which Mears admitted. When the court ascertained the fact of the partnership, he dismissed the charge. He has been in jail since that time, unable to provide bail. HELLO DIXIE Beauty Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM AUTHOR SUICIDE RICHMOND, Va., April 7—Mrs. Tula Cummings, well known author under the name of T. D. Pendleton, who shot herself Tuesday night in a suicide pact with her husband, died early today. Cummings' death occurred instantly. DELAY DOHENY TESTIMONY WASHINGTON, April 7.—E. L. Doheny, lessee of Elk Hills naval reserve, who was subpoenaed to appear before the senate public lands committee next week, has been excused indefinitely, Senator Spencer, Republican of Misouri, announced today. Postponement of Doheny's appearance was granted when he notified Spencer that pressing business interests would make it impossible for him to appear next week. TIME TABLE A. P. & D. P. H. A. In effect February 17. Trains to Los Angeles *No. 79 No. 71 ... 11:38 **No. 73 ... 4:56 *No. 75 ... 8:52 Trains to San Diego No. 78 ... 1:56 *** No. 72 ... 10:04 No. 74 ... 3:46 No. 78 ... 6:42 *Through sleepers to D. Kansas City and Chicago. *** Through sleeper to C. and Grand Canyon connect. *** Houston, Galveston, and New Orleans connection. C. A. WALKER, A. PLAIN DEALER CLASS ADS PRODUCE RESULTS OUR PRICES MAKE POSITIVE AVINGS POSSIBLE SEBAST CARRYING ONLY QUANTITY LOWEST POINT Wonderful Sa the DRESS DE PURE LINEN DRESSES $5.95 —attractively trimmed linen; in all colors. YARD WIDE Outing Flannel 19c —Good thick nap, striped patterns, 29c quality. Unee Hosie PURE THREAD SILK HOSE YARD WIDE Outing Flannel 19c —Good thick nap, striped patterns, 20c quality. Extra Special Feature Spring Millinery $4.79 We are grouping Hats of the most attractive spring models in Millinery, valued to $6.00. This price will prevail only this week. BURSON FULL FASHION SILK HOSIERY $1.00 Carried in all shades and black. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. PURE THREAD SILK HOSE IN ALL COLORS 95c —there is a wealth of isfaction in the line we sent at the low sale. Reinforced in every circular to give long wear. KOTEX 49c Kotex regular size, made from cellu-cotton, more absorbent, of a lasting softness. 1 case to sell at Sale Price. Ladies' Regular 15c Handkerchiefs 6 For 25c —Neat embroidered design in corner. The price makes them a strong leader. FINE QUALITY LADIES' UNIONS 49c —The best offer in years, embraces every desired style of union suit, light weight and strictly perfect. 40 dozen go at this price. Fine Quality LADIES' VESTS 29c —Tubular top mercerize very fine guage very elastic and full. Bodice and sleeves models. 24 dozen sell at this price. "MAIL CARRIER" BLUE SHIRTING 19c Our regular 28c seller of fast dark blue cheviot shirting, very strong. SEBASTIAN B The Economy Center of Orange 119 W. GENTER ST. ANAH TIME TABLE A. F. & R. P. B. 4 effect February 17 Trains to Los Angeles No. 79 No. 71 11:28 A.T. No. 73 4:50 P.M. No. 75 8:52 P.M. Trains to San Diego No. 78 1:56 A.M. No. 72 10:04 A.M. No. 74 3:46 P.M. No. 78 6:47 P.M. Through sleepers to Denver, Kansas City and Chicago. **Through sleeper to Chicago Grand Canyon connection. *Houston, Galveston, Texas New Orleans connection, and enix connection. C. A. WALKER, Agent. NAT'L BANK CALL WASHINGTON, April 7. The control of the currency seeks a call for the conditions of bank of close of business later 21. READ THE CLASSIFIED PAGE HELLO DIXIE Polishing Los Angeles and Broadway ANAHEIM BROCK TO SPEAK UPON MEALY BUG Tuesday evening at 7:30, A. A. Brock, horticultural commissioner, will speak on mealy bug control at the regular meeting of the Anaheim Farm Center at the high school. As this is a post that has made severe inroads to some orange groves in the Anaheim district Mr. Brock's address will be of interest to every citrus grower. Time will be given for a general discussion after Mr. Brock's address and questions answered. Foot and mouth disease will also be covered by an authority on this malady. Members are urged to attend this interesting meeting. The public is welcome. HARD TIMES HE A FACT Editorially —when people began to think in the terms of— ECONOMY IT IS THEN that this store begins to add to it hosts of satisfied customers who are already acquainted with the Editorially —when people began to think in the terms of— ECONOMY IT IS THEN that this store begins to add to it hosts of satisfied customers who are already acquainted with the true ECONOMY CENTER OF ORANGE COUNTY. ASTIAN BROS. ING ONLY QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE ST POSSIBLE PRICES Werful Sale Values from PRESS DEPARTMENT DRESSES 95 en; in all colors. INDIAN HEAD DRESSES $3.98 excellent styles; all colors, and guaranteed fast. Unequalled Values in Hosiery for Women PURE THREAD SILK HOSE "Chipman Knit" PURE SILK and Onequalled Values in Hosiery for Women PURE THREAD SILK HOSE IN ALL COLORS 95c —there is a wealth of satisfaction in the line we present at the low sale price. Reinforced in every particular to give long wear. "Chipman Knit" FORM FASHION SILK HOSE $1.39 —form fashion, full fashion foot in all the new shades of the season. Wonderful values at the sale price. PURE SILK and FIBRE HOSE WORTH $1.00 —in all the most fashionable shades—all that's new! We'll guarantee you as much satisfaction in this hose that you would expect of a $1.50 pair. Sale Price 73c Fine Quality LADIES' VESTS 29c —Tubular top mercerized, very fine guage very elastic and full. Bodice and sleeve models. 24 dozen to sell at this price. Yard Wide BLACK SATEEN 39c —Good luster, rich black and excellent quality at the sale price of 39c Absorbent Heavy BATH TOWELS 39c —23x43 thick double thread terry, an exceptional good value even at the regular price of 65c. AN BROS. of Orange County ANAHEIM, CALIF. Misses "Buster Brown" FINE RIB HOSIERY 25c —Established 35c and 39c sellers. A wonderful stocking, good appearance, long wearer!