oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-24

EPHESIAN CHURCH BEGAN IN REVIVAL The subject of the sermon of Dr. Geissinger at the White Temple Sunday morning was "The Story of a City Church" and the text, Rev. 24, "Thou hast lost thy first love." The Church of Ephesus was a city church. Ephesus was a great city in that time. It was port of entry and the end of a great trade route. It was a capital both politically and religiously. The shadow of Rome was over it. The Temple of Artemisia was there. You can see the ships, cargoes, sailors, stewardors, busy wharves, great warehouses, thronging streets, booths, stores, caravans going and coming and men and women busy buying and selling. It was a picturesque city full of color. All that goes with a great port and a great commercial city was there. Money was quickly made and invisibly spent. Life was gay and rapid. The emphasis was upon gaiu, upon pleasure; upon the flesh. The harpy and trafficker in honor and chastity were both there. In this great heathen, rich, worldly city the foundations had been laid for Christianity by Paul. The Ephesian church began in a revival. The story is given in the Book of Acts and can be filled out by the Ephesian Letter of Paul and by this letter of John's. You recall that the people turned away from their idols and their shrines, with great ecstasy. They burned their books. It does not say that they burned their temples. Of course they did not for only a comparative few turned to the true light. But what a church this must have been, revival born and loyored by such a line of distinguished pastors as it was. Its first pastor was Paul and if you would measure his greatness spiritually read his prayer for this church in his letter to it. And while he was there such lay members as Aquilla and Priscilia were there also. He was followed by the eloquent Appolos. If Appolos is the author of the Epistle to the Hebrews, as some scholars think, we can form some opinion of the kind of preaching the church of Ephesus listened to when he was WOMAN SURVIVES SUICIDE ATTEMPT SAN FRANCISCO, June 24. Physicians said today that Eunice McMullin Peterson, well known lecturer and political campaigner and daughter of a prominent Arizona jurist, would recover from a poison potion taken, according to her statement, to deputy district attorney Fitzgerald, with suicidal intent. The voice of conscience caused her to attempt to end her life she told Fitzgerand, confessing, he said, that she was the mysterious "M. J. B." who had written letters to the district attorney's office expressing willingness tourrender and "confess her crimes." She told Fitzgerald, he said, that she had wedded Theodore Peterson while still the wife of another man. Peterson, a traveling salesman, is said to be in Seattle. Fitzgerald said as there was no evidence other than the woman's statement there would be no prosecution. An old bachelor says that women are given to small talk in large quantities—Mobile News-item. them to remember their former life, to repent of their lapsing and to turn anew in devotion to God. Their trouble was, the world was too much with them. The politics of Ephesus, its business, its trade, its religion of paganism, its innumerable associations and contacts. Their souls had had too little opportunity at the grace of God. I take here is a warning for us as individuals and as a church. There are three spiritual perils confronting the church of today: First, the persistent, insistent, pervasive spirit of worldliness; secondly, the peril incident to the intellectual confusion that comes when a smaller world gives way to a larger range of ideas; thirdly, the peril that comes from vastness of opportunity. I shall speak of the last peril next Sunday. I have spoken to you of the second already. Let us look at this first peril which has ever beset the church and the individual Christian. Our ordinary pursuits and life are a discipline for the life of the spirit or at least may be so and 1800 MILES ON TWO YARDS OF SCRIPT. Your mileage is greater and costs less when you travel on Red Crown gasoline and Zerolene oil. Use convenient Standard Oil Company Scrip, in $5, $10 and $20 denominations; AIRPLANE STAMPS REACH ANAHEIM Hereafter if Mrs. John Jones who is about to sail from New York for Europe discovers that she has forgotten to bring her diamond necklace from Los Angeles she may still have hope. She can have it sent by airplane not at 24 cents per ounce and get within 30 hours from San Francisco. The new stamps arrived today. They are in denominations eight, 16 and 24 cents, according to distance or zone. The eight are green and show the frost view, mainly the propeller, of an airplane. Above appears "U." Postage, as on the other two stamps. The 16-cents are in blue and feature a pair of eagle wings between which is "Air U. S. Mail" written in vertical form. The 24-cents are in red and show the plane in full view above a landscape. It is one of the prettiest stamps ever printed in Uncle Sam's big shop at Washington. Night service from San Francisco starts July 1. The inauguration of two deliveries here in the residential area probably will be delayed until about July 10, owing to the holiday on July 4, need of pre-bringing reports etc. The entire city possible will be accommodated. Box lots for the ensuing three months are due. AT THE ANTLER'S HOTEL E. A. Lyon L. E. Hale and A. C. Rees, Los Angeles; E. R. Whitman, Marysville, Ted Born, Colton; A. Bordin, att; and E. L. Truesdall, Redland. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try it medium. LOANS 60% of market value of any active listed or unlisted bank loaned quickly. No red tie or delay. Loans can run for three or four months. 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TOP TUBBY SOLD ME FOR SIX CENTS, AINT IT A JIM-DANDY, GEE! AIN’t it a BEAUTY OH, WHAT A DUMBELL, YOU YOU ARE PAYING HIM SIX CENTS FOR THAT OE TOP! WHY, YOU CAN BUY A NEW ONE WHERE HE BOUGHT THAT ONE FOR THREE CENTS, OH, HO, HO, IF YOU PAID HIM SIX CENTS YOU GOT STUAG! I DIDN’T PAY HIM YET. I OWE HIM THE SIX CENTS SAY, YOU CHARGED ME TOO MUCH FOR THIS OE TOP - I CAN BUY A NEW ONE FOR THREE CENTS — SIX CENTS IS A LOTTA MONEY FOR A OL WORNOUT TOP LIKE THIS IT ISN’T A LOT, IF YOU DON’t PAY IT MAKING THE COFFEE Never fill the kettle morning with water that stands in the pipe and never use water that left in the bottle. We usually that coming from is harmful when allowed for some hours, and coming from bring or fire should be allowed to minutes each morning people think coffee should from hot water only, so cold. Personally I use is handy with possibly toward hot. Have the briskly boiling and scale pot first thing. Put in tablespoon of coffee for son and one for the pot. a cup (regular measuring water over the coffee, one tablespoon of coffee. Up three times, take off a little cold water into settle it, then stand as few minutes. You may coffee with egg if you if you follow those there is no reason why you not have a good cup of for your meal. If you later follow the same actly, but let it “perk” 20 minutes, then let it settle. The same means are used in the cold uncold water is used and the coffee boils it is should be set off the fire. GET $7000 JEWELS LOS. ANGELES, Ju Thieves hurled a brite jeweler’s window hee escaped with $7000 in More than $59,000 jeweler’s window here time of the bold, daylight George E. Feagans, of the robbed concern loss was covered by insu to select furniture and expect to be fitted in home, before the week is PLANE STAMPS BEACH ANAHEIM after if Mrs. John Jones, FRENCH MOVING TO RECOGNIZE RUSSIA WASHINGTON, June 24.—The French government has moved to take up with the United States the BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, June 24. (Spl.) PLANE STAMPS BEACH ANAHEIM after if Mrs. John Jones, about to sail from New or Europe discovers that forgotten to bring her necklace from Los Ane may still have hope. She it sent by airplane mail ments per ounce and get it 80 hours from San Frannew stamps arrived today. in denominations of 25 and 24 cents, according pace or zone. The eights and show the front mainly the propeller, of an Above appears "U. S." as on the other two The 16-cents are in blue a pair of eagle wings which is "Air U. S. Mall" in vertical form. The are in red and show the full view above a landtit is one of the prettiest over printed in Uncle shop at Washington. service from San Franrants July 1. auguration of two delive in the residential secbably will be delayed unJuly 10, owing to the holiday on July 4, need of reports etc. The entire possible will be accomonts for the ensuing three were due. THE ANTLER'S HOTEL Lyon, L. E. Hale and A. Los Angeles; E. R. Whitarysvill Ted Born, ColBordin, Matt; and E. L. Redland. dealer Classified Ads produces. Try its medium. LOANS of market value on any listed or unlisted bank quickly. No red ink day. Loans can run for months. OFFER (Subject) bulian Pet. pfd. $22.50 bulian Pet. com 20.00 cal-Mex. O. & R. .08 provinial Oil .05% FRENCH MOVING TO RECOGNIZE RUSSIA WASHINGTON, June 24.—The French government has moved to take up with the United States the question of the recognition of soviet Russia, it was learned here to day. Edouard Heriot, the new French premier, has sent a note to Secretary of State Hughes, thru the French embassy here, asking the opinion of this government on the advisability of entering into diplomatic relations with Russia. The note reached the embassy this morning. France, according to reports in diplomatic circles here, is anxious to recognize the Moscow government, but wants to sound out Secretary Hughes before going ahead. Whether any other questions were taken up in Premier Heriot's note could not be learned in advance of the transmission of the document to the state department. It is the first formal communication that has reached Washington from Paris since the Heriot ministry took charge of the government. The United States, during the Wilson, Harding and Coolidge administrations, has consistently opposed the recognition of soviet Russia, the attitude of this government being that diplomatic relations cannot be established so long as the soviet will give no guarantees for the protection of American property and other rights. No change in this position is expected as a result of the French representations. RANCHERS SUE Suit for $15,000 was filed today at Santa Ana by W. N. Holle, plaintiff, to whom has been assigned the claims of 17 ranchers shipping thru the Index Orchards from Des Moines Station near Santa Fe Springs. The other 16 ranchers shipping thru this packing house are undertook to be defendants. Marks, Launer & Collins of Fullerton represent the plaintiff. HORATIO COOKE DIES LOS ANGELES, June 24.—Horatio Cooke, 80, who claimed to have witnessed the assassination of President Lincoln, died here yesterday. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, June 24. (Spl.) The following Anaheim people were guests at the G. E. Murch home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morden, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mills, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ulmore, Other guests were, Mr. Clarence Walls of Norwalk, Elzie Duval, of Whittier and Maud Middleton of Buena Park. Many of the guests are musical and brought their instruments with them and a musical evening was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Bixby and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman spent Sunday on Balboa Island. Mrs. S. W. Little entertained a large party for the week end at her cabin in Tujunga on Saturday. Saturday evening a dance was given for her guests who were Hedwig and Erwin Janke in whose honor the affair was given and Meodances Garman, Leslie Uteneweller and Messrs Carlson, Walls, Leonard and Greenley. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder motored to Tujunga Sunday. They will stay until Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Porter and son Lee of Fullerton were diner guests at the J. B. Robison home Sunday. Miss Betty Berkey has been sick for several days. Miss Gladys Murch who has been visiting the L.E.Dodd family at Hemet, returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thurman and Miss Ruth Brown spent the week end at Tujunga. Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Williams motored to Venice Sunday, they also attended the Ascott races. William Delano, Albert Moon and Eugene Childers of the U.S.Navy visited their parents over the week end. This is the first time Albert and Eugene have been home. They look quite sailor-like in their new suits. Miss Leans Hilgenfeld was visited Saturday by a classmate at Mills College, Miss Katrina Bradley of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Simpson and Mr.K.H.Meyer and Mr.Mrs Richard Nelson attended the theatre in Fullerton Sunday. Miss Irma Robison and Mr.Frank Payton were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.H.S Berkey at the Kraemer Lease. —Get one new pay for three mills—the following: —Get your neighIf you live out Plain Dealer, as mail. LOANS of market value or any listed or unlisted bank quickly. 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Phone 2390 HORATIO COOKE DIES LOS ANGELES, June 24—Horatio Cooke, 80, who claimed to have witnessed the assassination of President Lincoln, died here yesterday. TREPRESENT U.S. WORLD WATER POVER CONCLAVE Dr George Otis Smith Thirty countries will participate in a conference in London in which means of best utilizing water power resources will be discussed. Dr George Otis Smith, director of the U.S geological survey, will represent this country. Miss Leonis Hilgenfeld was visited Saturday by a classmate at Mills College, Miss Katrina Bradley of Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs.J.F.Simpson and Mr.K.H.Moyer and Mr. and MrsRichard Nelson attended the theatre in Fullerton Sunday. Miss Irma Robison and Mr.Prank Payton were Sunday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.H.S Berkery at the Kraemer Lease. Mr.Harry Perch of Hollywood was a week and guest of Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Girvin and visited his daughter, Margory, who is spending a month at the Girvin home while Mrs.Perch is visiting in the northern part of the state. The Christian Endeavor society had a business meeting and social Saturday evening. The following officers were elected for the next six months: President, Melvin Hilgenfeld; vice president, Justin Spohn; secretary, Bertha Robinson; treasurer, Lillian Dastady. After the business meeting several interesting games were played and refreshments of jello and cookies were served. The Christian Endeavor will give a cooked food sale Saturday, June 28, at Wright's Auto display room. Laura Murch, Maud-Middleton little Duyall and Clarence Walls stored to Orange-co park Sun-afternoon. The frame is up for the partition the new store building be-Trapit by Golden, Shumaker & The Jack's w restaurant known as ing in the new store build-business ewood is now doing Mr. and family are re John Page and plition of thing over the com-home on their beautiful new-thru-aveench on OrangeThe house is and is one of the open-streets homes in Buena vista presentious first floor are there On the dining room, music lag room and breakfast room kitchen room and bath Upstand a bedrooms and bath Make four made several trips to Los has sales MAKING THE COFFEE FOR BREAKFAST Never fill—the kettle in the morning with water that has been standing in the pipe over night, and never use water that has been left in the kettle. Water, especially that coming from lead pipes, is harmful when allowed to stand for some hours, and even when coming from bins or from pipes it should be allowed to run a few minutes each morning. Some people think coffee should be made from hot water only, some prefer cold. Personally I use whichever is handy with possibly a leaning toward hot. Have the water briskly boiling and scald out the pot first thing. Put in one level tablespoon of coffee for each person and one for the pot. Then pour a cup (regular measuring cup) of water over the coffee, one for each tablespoon of coffee. Let it boil up three times, take off fire, dash a little cold water into the pot to settle it, then stand aside for a few minutes. You may mix the coffee with egg if you wish, but if you follow these directions there is no reason why you should not have a good cup of clear coffee for your meal. If you use a percolator follow the same method exactly, but let it "perk" for about 20 minutes, then let it stand to settle. The same measurements are used in the cold method; hot cold water is used and so soon as the coffee boils it is done and should be set off the fire. GET $7000 JEWELS LOS. ANGELES, June 24. Thieves hurled a brick thru a jeweler's window heer today and escaped with $7000 in jewels. More than $50,000 worth of jeweler's window here today and time of the bold, daylight robbery. George E. Feagans, president of the robbed concern, said the loss was covered by insurance. To My Many Friends and Former Patrons: I am now with the American Laundry, and would enjoy your patronage. L. L. 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