Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-23

with fiNc felccuons.
Glenn A. Richmond is reported Sc
Iiously in az the home of his mother
430 North Fourth street. He is a mem
ber of the Maccabees and is an employe
Of the Spauldmg Logging company.
.
The Memorial day exercises Of the
Grand army of the Republic viii be held
next Sunday afternoon at the First
Christian church.
Tonight is the weekly Cherrian drill
night For the Decoration day parade,
il is expected that 100 Cherrians will
turn out in uniform. Besides the usual
drilling, the invitation from Portland TO
attend the Rose Festival, June l3, II
and 10, win he acted on,
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The Sons of the American Revolution
will meet Thursday evening of this
week at the Commercial club for the AN
nual election of offfcers April 10 is
the regular annual meeting date but on
account of several members being out
of the city at that urae the meeting
was postponed
Tomorrow evening the drill staff Of
the Woodmen of the World win 20 to
Albany to show the Albany boys all
about the new ritual that will hereafter
be used on the Pacific coast. The W. O.
w. drill staff includes l6 members of
the order under the direction OF l.. s.
Geer Other visits will be made this
summer to eXemplify the new work.
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The Senior Kings Heralds of the
First Methodist church will hold their
Partnership Luncheon Friday evening
at q o'clock in the Gilbert class room
of the church. Mrs. T.. f. upmeycr and
Miss Hildred Mcbride with Gertrude
West, Jcnnelle Nandervort, Florence
Young, Leila Baum and Ruth Darr will
lie honor guests,
Experienced bakers are welcome at
the army recruiting station. Word was
received by Corporal Toy today that the
department is in need of such recruits.
But there is no opening in the quarter
master S department for Stenographers
and typcwriters These jobs have all
been filled. If young man wants \
Job with the government as stenograph-
er. the civil service is open as it seems
there are more jobs than stenographcrs
just at present.
o.
There are various ways Of making
money at home, but here is a new one.
Grain sacks are like trousers-they will
occasionally wear out and need patch
ing. This morning d. a, White was
asserting several hundreds of grain
sacks badly in need Of repair. They
will be sent to several parties in the
city who understand the art of mend
ing grain sacks and the price paid for
the work is two cents each.
Next Monday evening the city coun-
ell will vote on holding a special elec-
ton TO amend the, city charter in order
to re.asscss property and to especially
give it legal authority to rc-assess
property wherein the supreme court de.
clared the original assessment was lille
gal on account of a technical error III
advertising, After the action of the
council if the vote is favorable an elec'
tion may be held on 30 days notice
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The session Thursday morning Of the
Marion County Women s Christian Tenn
perance union at the W. G. T. u. hall
will include the reports OF the Supern'
tendent and tho report of credential
committee. In the AFTERNOON the de
votional and memorial exercises will be
led by Mrs. Jennie Mcclellan and pa
per on "Temperance Education will
be read by Mrs. z. A. Rosebraugh. The
election of officers for the coming year
will be also held Thursday afternoon
and with the report of the resolution
committee, the annual meeting will ad-
journ.
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. The Knights of Pythias appointed a
committe consisting OF H. NJ. Levy, A
J. Radcliffe and j. w. Cox to act on an
invitation sent out by the Moose lodge
for pan-hellenic congress Of the var
ious fraternal organizations of the city