Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-03-20

Upgrade cigars are high grade
smokes for 5 cents-worth more.
The junior high school operetta
=" Windmills of Holland', which was to
have been given March 81, by the pu-
pills of the Lincoln and Grant junior
high schools, has been postponed for
about three weeks owing to illness
among some of the pupils who are mem
bers of the cast.
Hear Vel Hear We! Tonight at Moose
hall the Maccabees will give another
dance and card party. Music by Hunt s
jazz orchestra. Gentlemen 80 cents.
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AT a recent meeting of the Spanish
War Veterans, it was decided to raise a
tobacco fund in Salem, and arrange
ments have been made for collecting the
money. Downtown stores will be select
ed as receiving points for contributions
in a few days.
Don't forget the Maccabees dance
and card party tonight at Moose hall
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An address at the German Methodist
church, 18th and Center streets, will be
given tonight by Rev. F. W. Schneider,
CT Chicago, who arrived this morning
from California. An address was Civ
en- this forenoon at Kimball college CT
theology. DR.. Schneider represents the
beard of Sunday schools of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
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Mr.. and MIS-. G. E. TerwiIiger, grad.
uate morticians and funeral directors,
no Ch~emeketa st. Phone 724.
Funeral services of the late Henry D.
st. Helens were held this afternoon at
. O'Clock from the Rigdon chapel. Rev.
F. T. Porter had charge of the services.
was in the City View ceme-
terry, under the joint auspices of the Odd
Fellows and Artisan lodges, of which
Mr.. st. Helens was a prominent work
err and member. The services were large
ly attended. MI. St. Helens has lived
in Salem for a great many years and
a large circle of friends to mourn
his sudden death.
Attention ladies'! We will be glad to
correspond with you. Wm. N. Yale,
Irwin A. Nichols, Co. A 139th Inf,
Camp D~oniphan, Okla.
The Salem Rifle club will hold its
trophy shoot at the armory to-
night. A series of weekly shoots are
being held for a trophy cup, the one
whose average score at the end of the
series being the highest winning the
cup. The score made at the shoot last
was as follows: Out of a pos
sible 200, H. V. Doe made 1873, Fred
Day, 1T, Frank Mapes, 176, w. j.. En-
100, B. w. Macy, 16l, and Earl
Anderson 156.
The Laymen's Missionary convention
closed last night with addresses at the
First Methodist, First Congregational
and Presbyterian churches. Addresses
we're made at the men S meeting at the
First Methodist church by VIM. S. Mar
luis, who spoke on "Triumphs L have
seen in the far fields, and by f. A.
Agar, who spoke on Chow to make vie
DRY certain. The women IS meeting at
he First Congregational church listen
I'd to a very inspiring and enthusiastic
by w. A. Doughty, while a
mass meeting of young people at the
Presbyterian church were addressed by
A. Clark and returned missionaries.
rhe convention team left at 1880 last
on the Southern Pacific for Med
lord where a similar convention will
open tonight. The speakers stated before
that they had found better at
enhance and more careful and thorough
plans made by local workers for the
convention than they had found at any
place elsewhere in the northwest.