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Newspaper
Arcadia Journal
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1918
Page
2
A metropolitan urging Liberty Loan support condemns spending in trade and urges immediate action. It argues lending to the government funds war aims, supports soldiers in France and naval needs, and stresses buying bonds now to back America and allies.
A wartime miscellany urges patriotism through Liberty bonds and thrift. Walt Mason extols speaking up for the cause while pledging to buy bonds, and A A Peters promotes home canning and poultrykeeping as wartime examples, with light street humor about chicken puns.
Resolution of intention 28 proposes street upgrades on First Avenue Arcadia including five foot cement sidewalks, curbs, concrete crosswalks and six ornamental street lighting standards. Bonds of seven percent over nine years may be issued with hearings set May 15 1918 under Improvement Act of 1911. The Arcadia Journal to publish notice.
Sunday 11 90 AM preaching services 745 PM preaching services Wednesday 745 PM prayer services Sunday School 1000 AM Officers Elders J B Raymond Charles W Stewart Frank Colner Deacons A L Parker Harry Metcalf Trustees Charles W Stewart A L Parker A E Morris Miss Ollie Palmer Secretary and Treasurer
Friday April 26 Geo M Cohne stars in Seven Keys to Palcipate with shows at 7 30 and 9 Regular prices. Saturday April 27 Jack Pickford in The Spirit of 17 Fatty Arbuckle in The Rough House with 7 30 9 shows and 2 15 matinee Adults 15 cents Children 10 cents. Monday April 29 William S Hart in The Patriot plus Mutt and Jeff cartoons at 7 30 and 9. Tuesday April 30 Viola Dana in Lady Barnacle and Bobby Bumps cartoon at 7 30 and 9. Wednesday May 1 Harold Lockwood in The Haunted Pajamas at 7 20 and 9. Regular prices.
Matinee Friday at 3 30 features Marguerite Clark in The Seven Swans with the first Lincoln Life installment My Mother Adults pay 15e and 20e 25e for evening seats and children 10e at the door
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