Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-29

Kaizer bottom. His home is 995 North
Capitol street.
1t was also announced at the meeting
of the directors of the club today noon
that Miss Gretta Richmond, secretary
of the Business Men League of the
Commercial club, would resign Septem
Der l.
Foreign Cablegrams
Of Interest Today
Amsterdam, July 29.-Japanese vol
unteers have reinforced the Czeehs in
eastern Siberia, the bolshevik govern
ment learned according to a Moscow
dispatch received today.
Zurich, July 29-The Plauen burgc-
master has announced 292 persons were
killed and As injured in the recent ex-
plosion which destroyed a munitions
factory there Saturday. Dispatches to
this effect were received today from
Plauen.
Paris, July 29.-Italian soldiers who
have been taking part in the fighting
along the Marne have requested thay
they be allowed to stick to the task
until the battle has been definitely de-
cided.
London, July 29.-The Italians ad-
vance in Albania is being slowed up
by the extreme heat and by attacks of
malaria fever, dispatches reaching here
today from the Italian front reported
Water is also scarce.
Berne, July 29.-Bread strikes are
in progress in some parts of Austria
and Germany, according to newspapers
received here.
Rome, July 29-Beginning August
l, oil and sugar will be rationed and
all customers will be rdgistered at
shops. Bread, macaroni, rice and char
coal already are being rationed.
Rome, July ga verdict in the trial
of Italian sailors, charged with trea-
son in connection with the blowing up
of the battleship Benedetto-Brin, is ex-
pccted tomorrow, it was announced
today. The defense is completing its
arguments.
British Columbia. The only objection
he found to Canada across the line is
the fact that it is the rule of the road
to turn to the left. When a car is COM
ing head on at the rate Of about 80 or
355 miles an hour, he says it is ner-
vous business for an American to steer
his car to the left, wondering whether
the other fellow is also going to observe
the British Columbia rule of the road.
In the party were Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
Webb and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers.
Men will be accepted for Yoeman ser
vice in the navy between the ages of IS
and 40 years. The navy has taken the
lid off and instructed its recruiting "a
ficers to accept all recruits offered. This
yoeman service is that of the business
end of the navy and needs accountants,
typewriters, stenographers and men who
have had some office or business ex-
perience. IF. Adams, in charge of the
station here, says that all recruits viii
be transferred at once to training sta
tions.
Male singers with lusty voices are
asked to report TO the Commercial club
this evening for short rehearsal of the
songs to be sung tomorrow evening at
the community sing at Marion square.
John w. Todd will be in charge and con-
duet during the sing tomorrow evening.
"A few Fords are coming in. The lat
est who will have the privilege Of buy
ing one this week are j. T. Jones, j. j.
Loter, f. w. Mitchell, W. f. Neptune
and Mrs. R. L. Gaines.
.
An effort will be made to mads ~
clear the streets of automobiles on The
line of march during the parade tomor.
row afternoon As the parade is to be
on foot, the parade committee and also
the executive committee have issued Or
ders that no cars be parked ON the line
to obstruct the view of those standing
on the lawns and sid swalks. The best
places to view the parade will be ON
State or or Court street as the line Of
march will extend cast as far as Wav-
erly street, between the state house and
the Supreme Court building.
.
Four men will leave in day or SO for
service in the navy. Lawrence F. Ne
Kee gives his next of kin as his mother,
Mrs. Stella Mckee of Perrydale, Oregon.
Walter Holman, who win leave Wednes-
day, also gives his mother as next of
kin, Mrs. Cora A. Holman Of route A,
Salem. Harold l.. Foster is also from
Salem, route 4, and his mother Mrs.
Stella Foster Is next of kin. Roy ".
Mathis is from Salem, route 6, and
gives as his next of kin his mother,
Mrs. Lizzie Mathis.
Orders were received this morning by
the county food administration to cut
retailers of sugar to two thirds of the
requirements asked for beginning Aug
ust /. The same order has been issued
TO the restaurants. Now, every person
is allowed only two pounds month of