ARCADE THEATER
WEEKLY PROGRAM
CITY OF SEBASTOPOL
FALLS TO BOLSHEVIK!
Reds Wipe Out Wrangel’s Army
Fri. ami Sat., Dec. 24-25—
"D a d d y Long L e g »,” Mary
Pick ford. Taken from the cel
ebrated book by Jean W eb-
ater.
Comedy, Snub Pollard in “ A
Cash ('ustom er.”
Kddie Polo in ‘ ‘ The Vanish
ing D ag ge r.”
There w ill be a continuous
show from 2 p. m. on. All w ho
can should come in the after
noon and avoid the night
crowds.
Sun., Dec. 2 6 - “ 39 Fast,”
Constance Kinney. A comedy
of young love in an old hoard
ing house. Penelope Penn, the
daughter o f a poor minister,
finds it necessary to leave
home and seek her fortune in
N ew York in order that she
may earn enough money to
help provide for an invalid
mother and three brothers,
from church choir to comedy
chorus— quite a step for the
little country girl. But minis
ters’ children are often high
steppers. D on’t miss the ex
quisite dances of Constance
Binney in ‘ ‘ 39 East.”
Comedy taken from Booth
Tarkington’s boy stories in the
Cosmopolitan.
Mon., Dec. 27— “ Up Stairs
and D ow n,” Olive Thomas.
“ Up Stairs and D ow n ,” the
screen version in which Olive
To Our Customers
Thomas stars, was one o f the
and Master Whole Crim
biggest stage successes of the
time. It ran an entire season
ean Peninsula.
on Broadway.
Comedy, “ The Bull T h row
Constantinople.— 'The artny of Gen
er. * *
eral Wransel, the uutt bolshevik lead
Tues., Dec. 28 -“ The Thun
or In south Russia. has been wiped out
derbolt.”
Kathrine MacDon
«m l a number of his generals have
ald, the American beauty. The
committed suicide.
story of a husband who denied
A mob In Sebastopol has pillaged
his wife the right to mother
the American lied Cross storks.
hood, and
how
providence
Thirteen thousaud return ee have ar
thwarted his wicked plan of
rived here from Sebastopol, but be
revenge.
cause of the laek of accommodations
“ Somebody L ied,” comedy.
In the city, they are still aboard ships
W ed., Dec. 29— “ Luck in
moored In the Dosphorus.
Paw n ,”
Marguerite
Clark.
Several thousaud more are due here,
When you see the sign of the
and It Is understood 80.000 have been
three balls over a pawn shop
permitted to tuko passas1 from the
you d on ’t generally consider
Crimean city. It wss found Imposai
that a good luck sign, do you!
bio to provide ships for the entire
I t ’s the hardest kind of luck
population of 80,000. Two thousand
to most people. T h at’s what
wounded men also have arrived and
Marguerite Clark thought in
have been . distributed muons the
her new Paramount-Arteraft
French and itussian hospitals.
picture, “ Luck in P aw n .” She
Sebastopol fell to the Russian soviet
hated to enter those dreadful
forces at 5 o'clock Sunday evening
portals, but it was a question
after the evacuation pluns had been
of eating, so she did.
D o n ’t
fully carried out. according to word
fail to see what luck she had.
received here. General Wransel, It is
stated, was the last to leave, soins
Comedy, “ Moving D ay .”
aboard the crulsor Korntloff. cheered
Thu., Dec. 30—“ Too Much
by his troops.
Johnson,” Bryant Washburn,
A fire which ortsinated through an
lie sold his troublesome moth
er-in-law for $5000, but before j accident destroyed the highly valuable
stores of the American Red Cross at
the deal is finished y o u ’ll say
Sebastopol. A portion of the goods of
he earned the money. A pic
the American foreign trade corpora
ture that rocks with fun. A
tion mid other foreign firms was sav
Paramount picture.
ed. The American Red Cross at Con
Comedy, “ Fatty, the Cop.”
A Sentinel Wantatl will tret it for
you .
Trv
it.
W e wish to thank you
for your patronage in the
past and will make every
effort to please you in the
future.
Wishing you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy
and Prosperous New Year,
we are yours respectfully,
Powell
Burkholder
stantinople Is aiding the refugees, car
ing for the sick and wounded anil
furnishing clothing mid supidles.
The five red urnites concentrating
agutnst hlm, General Wransel Inform
ed the newspaper correspondents at
Sebastopol, numbered more than 100,-
000 as proved by captured papers
Twsnty thousand of these were cav
alry divided Into three groups
The
cavalry under Oenerml Budenny, who
left fhe anti-bolshevik forces and Join
ed the bolshevik), suffered heavily,
according to Wrangel, particularly In
officers.
JAPAN, U. S. AGREE
ON LABOR EXCLUSION
Toklo.— Newspapers here report that
the Japanese and American govern
ments have reached an agreement In
principle relative to the exclusion of
Japanese laborers from the United
States. It is asserted, however, that
there Is a disagreement regarding the
methods to be employtd. America Is
understood to desire provisions for ex
clusion embodied In a treaty, hut Jap
an, It is said, regards this procedure
as humiliating and a* forming a pre
cedent she might be forced to follow In
future treaties
Japan Is said to de
clare that measures prohibiting her
subjects from emigrating can be taken
only on her own Initiative.
In other respects the negotiations
are progressing. It Is reported, and.
once this point has tv<-n settled, an
agreement may be expected.
HUNGARY
RATIFIES TREATY
T e a rs Shed as Terms of the Treaty
0
Eat Purity Bread
and get
Fruit Cake Free
A S K Y O U R G R O C E R F OR IT
Save 25 Big Purity Bread wrappers and
#et one pound of fruit cake free. Five hun
dred pounds of fruit cake to he given away
during the months of December and Janu
ary.
,
Return 25 Big Purity Bread wrappers to
your grocer and get one pound of fruit cake
free. Big Purity Bread wrappers* only. Try
the newr bread.
A S K Y O U R G R O C E R F O R IT
Are Met.
Budapest.— When the peace treaty
between Hungary and the entente al
lies came up in the national assembly
the deputies rose, sang the nutional
anthem and then voted for ratifica
tion amid silence.
It was ordered
that the black flag of mourning should
fly over public buildings.
In an address lamenting the crush
ing weight of the terms Imposed, Karl
Huzzar, former premier, brought tears
to many eyes. County Teleky, the
premier, proposed that he be tried
for his part In negotiating and ratify
ing the treaty, but the deputies voted
unanimously their refusal.
many miles- with
H OW
out changing engine oil?
Dirt accumulates in the oil of
every engine— carbon, road dust,
fine particles o f metal, and gasoline
that has escaped past the pistons.
. This dirty, diluted oil circulating
through your engine causes unnec
essary w ear on bearing surfaces.
Los Angeles Pastors Live In Church.
Los
Angeles.— High
rents
have
caused two southern California pns-
tors the Rev. M. C. IVw eese of the
Western Avenue Methodist church,
Los Angeles, and the Rev Warren El-
sing of the Presbyterian church at
Van Nuys, a suburb, to move their
families Into their churches.
Pension
C h ie f
Nam ed
by
P re sid e n t
Washington.— President Wilson ap
pointed Frank D. Rylngton of Mary
land to be commissioner of pensions
and Frederick A. Royse, of California,
to be deputy commissioner. The pres
ident also named Carl A. Mapes of
Michigan to be solicitor of Internai
revenue.
Japanese
Deny
B u ild in g
Forts.
Toklo.—Captain Nomura, aide to
the minister of the navy, speaking In
the name of the minister, said every
report that Japan was fortifying or
planning to fortify and establish
bases In the mandated Pacific Islands
now
H a v e it drained out—
— and
fresh oil put in the crankcase.
W e can do that for you conven
iently, quickly, economically—with
Modem Crankcase Cleaning £;
vice. W c use Calol Mushing O.l,
the new, scientific flushing agent,
which cleanses thoroughly with
out danger o f contaminating the
supply o f fresh oil. And to assure
correct lubrication w e refill the
cleaned crankcase with Zerolene o f
the correct grade.
Bring in your car today. Modem
Crankcase Cleaning Service will
give immediate better engine per
formance. Done regularly it will
lengthen your car’s Useful life.
Woodson Brothers
Perini Brothers
Spray, Long Cruson
West Side Garage, (N. J. Nelson, Prop.)
Brown Marketta, Comstock
I
la wholly false.
i