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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-07

SALESMAN wantyd - sc.l new punc,urc
sna n.o"ont -nr"ot au'"mobi.c urcs. Hs
a-iuE arranged Small capital required
Euanera."tal COMPANY Baltimore. Ml
SAI.rsAln& inexperienced o- experienced;
.'y OF travelling Write for isj Of open.
,.,.,smoa q ASSN. Deni ~ Chieaso H.
SH,l.l.sN f.( ~ "thsrs scni lor rie'o9ial
r." \u'hen'e"ied maps Latest pictures.
80 . Dpinmer,e street Furl Worm, TcN.
l.nol, 70 ou II, I..neriy it,1 uo'nc Saw
E - ,'9 rs 20 Old oa"f l."f"ln F%m =, s6
tiaoaio lurlos, .Ausns, rhc Bankers
SALGsME% MaH" s., vcealy taking orders
Fountain rc,s lli.ndtta" II ora@r, w,,iitt at
Ing 8 an hour Tor spare time i;nfri made
W'.E W ach'ei an rgnrc, Hhnpi"
G"oty'nr Ms. 60" no Goodye"r BLDG.
sALnsliE< go e"u mgh .rade raceag"
ard 9alI gum AFRO y"nhinn ,n.chin"s.
rura,iou Memphis. 1"'u
SALESME% STOCK aa''-mon. 'l"H."9 i!uh-
h"r c"mr"uy .wi'hI '"ans powerful "n"c-
tiv" and attractive angie. Company npw
rcunt to .,pcbnoiors Gutran,ce 900
,it*hca ron nn,rn .n.n ,,IY d.sl,cd a.
ssi"gin.n ,.r,cf 81 Ia11is pf.siicn,. %
East IncEr"u BpUlc,ara Cni.nr"
SA!L.SNi.N L5r.puauuts ED"d T"Eas oil
proposition 2''J "Eeh IL uIrHburnctt
ur"K"rs and .alesuen ~ reyTosout UH. Der
d'm"ua tunsphHHirH pli Company. il5 2
id"a o,erproo&t TN" ""' oil, pf nam"ig
,ion,. s.t wcis CONTRACTED g, "rsre'i"na
trulnra iturrru ,lf 'nfrpnny CIe,o. rrs
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.
.i$i

AUTO Den i.EES wanted to purchase stock
lu virginia commercial body factory; sa;..
ins'S'ucnt. good rroposiiion. Address l. II &
tatr Iim"s- Dispatch.
lIA%CH MANAGER wanted by old cstab
Uthud Chicago concern. We furnish nun
stock O' goods advertising matter aud
al a. our expense. We allow YOU io draw
ont III" a month and VIII also pay you
liberal share OF the profits your store earns
"rr~ may 10" started IN pare time. No
iLY'ntin"nt previous experience n.C,s-
OPPORTUNITY 10 make 5000 more "A year
want you. and VIII pay You we'll from
ia" START send your Application today.
L"Yy. Manager. Dept. 32G--J29 ). Frank
IN St, chicago. III.
JODAl'h EEWS ~ merchandise ana sery
leo offered for your pleaaure or prout in
tDld today by tho CLASSIFIED aaA
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DANDY SIDE LINE.
J. - III - \ NtIHf L.. pIsAN-E- pr

They are Winners ana make tor many
sa!.smen more money than ineir straight
line DOES. We IntnutA,tlre the Snuppicst.
fastest selling variety %: metal speCialt!es
on the market Eig trade s;imuIatiurs tor
every manufacturer, Wholesaler. retailer.
banks factories. etc. Every line everywhere
buys them in large quantities. No seasons
Side Inc statesmen earn $.D a week. $50 10
t-or toT whole time. Get busy. Write quick
Tor outfit - T. En-, ;lson Co. Inc -;
Et!e ks"n Blds. Des MONIES. Iowa.
ulSVKlBUTER wanted in every town for
Speedoline. quart equals - gallons gas
?hmS, mhte $50. 10 500 per month. par
Lculais free Spe.doline Co. Dallas. Texas.
cold SIGN I.ETrERS-Agcnis so 500
week rTce samples COLD sign letters
anyone can Put on store windows BIC
G"'nA;d Liberia! offer general agents
Meta..tc Letter Co. as y Clark. Chicago
HARDWARE SALESMAE-Tne sega, Lock
anu Hardware Company. l5y Leonard ST
Ne" y TA, haze an cAcc3tiona. proposition
20 on"r live iuan calling Oh the hard
ware trade 20 carry their Burglar Proof
Locks and o;hc- PRODUCTS Ak - SD. I'm, ON
commission rnc LOCKS biz selling
patented article State sxpcri.nc. terri
Tory covered. other Zines carried and RI
erences in arSt letter
INSURANCE GESTS-l.arrest company in
the world specializing IN accident and
Health Insurance. wants live. earnest agents
throughout Your STATE. over S-y,yr..Co, doll
lars pa:t la claims johnson X Adams
SoutheaSicr" Managers. $50 southern B.ds
Washington. u G.
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FINANCIAL
Busiric., Oppo,.,un,Iics.

CAPIrAl.-I, make speciality OF financing
tncritoriouS business enterprises by sale
OF stocks ~ nrSt mortgage bonds on 4,
strictly commission basis Mail me full
particulars in first letter. John Tyior 1879
eddy Street. Chicago.
CLEANING AND DYEING RCSINESS-Wc
VIII start you in tn" cleaning and dyeinx
business. little capital needed, big profits
Write for booklet. The Ben Nondc System
Don't. 20 Chg Elntic. n G
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Money to Loan.

I:ONrONr on Your watches. diamonds And
Iew.!ry from Equitable Loan Society, 1875
North t.iGhth Street
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500 AGENTS WANTED AT
ONCE TO TAKE ORDERS AND SELL.
MlTCHEll.S MAGIC MARVEL.
WASHING COMPOUND. 500 PER CENT
PKOElT. ENOLMnCS EEIENTEk.

ASH ~ toMt,cI ~. 900 INK CENI
PROFIT: ENoiiMoCS EEfEATER.
own YOUR owns BUS y t.SS
Astounds and delights every woman who
uses it Nothing like ii on the market
Splendid proposition Tor general agents. We
grant exc !usIvc territory aud absolutely pro-
teCt our agents No license required Free
samples furnished to boost sales. We posi-
lively Euarantc" the sale OF every pack
age. our compound is natures mig mites t
cleanser. Contains I've. lime. acid o.
wan. Wonderful sales plan furnished free.
You cannot fail |" make big money. Hurry.
hustle. grab this chance. send for free
sample and proof Better still. send 81 for
10 iui!-sized packages and samples sent by
prepaid parcel post. You viii max. 100
per cent profit on this small order. Terri.
tory going fast Get busy at once l.
Mitchell. " Co Desk -. id!2-i5li E4S, SHY
nrsi, Chicago.
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sOfS-wantcd two boys about nr,ccn years
old to run ergaNGS NoSC Dental Co
q. East Main Street
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SEW CARBuRETOR FOR FORD CARS
S".esmtM wanted simple. not moving
part Installed ~ 90 minutes guaraatecG
10 Gouul" your mileage and s,srt IN zero
Me"in"r Without heating or printing. 10
day ire" = our - Louis man sol! 800
~ months. Salt I.anc CRY man made
81 - IN ono wech Write L. X j. Car
0Gtrtor Co, 5!l " Jackson Blvd Chicago.
hAI%CoAT AGENTS-sl2 daily for orders
This fail 80 delivering Dozens Of
fabrics ani styles Famous ''2-!n-!" re-
Eerslu.o coat for sample. Al guaranteed
Waterproof Apply for agency and sam
70" 80 .uv"Stmen, q. quick. Parkc!
Nuaufa gturlUg Company. 351a. Bey Street,
Observation-Disclosures salesman wanted
a. once Tor AUTO accessory speciality. Ai
dress n. Mac Co, IFS jefferson Street.
SALESMAN-Aud adlustcr. large corpora
tt"n has ortu!us f.. IAN Intelligent, asr"N-
s.vc young man 81 pleasing personality;
convincing talk"r and be- able 10 present
facts clearly ana 'aC,tIlly. applications con-
nGen'ial Apply q So. car" Times Dispatch
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COoilS WAntea. rr>t-..a~~ cook So rer
week: also second cook. So p"r week
AprlIN ~. I.-.t NL-Ln .,tr..t
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EMPLOYMENT
Statesmen and Agents.
30

SAI.ESM EN-Territorics are now, being as.
United States article owned and controlled
by us. Clears upward OF $40 per day for
statesmen. FrSt-ClasS men need apply only.
Jerome Laadi. President. South Dear
born Street. Chicago. Ill.
SALESMk:N-coal shortage means big
money for territory sa!csmen Collect and
Keep all money. Gas fires IN stoves from
kerosene. Wonder Burner Company. Two
Hundred and Scvcuty-siNth street. Column
SALESMEN-rcxas OF Company now
erecting derrick in block 90. Burkbur
mott. wants statesmen or brokers 10 sell
stock. Liberal commission. Write Peak
* bush, Grccnville. Tex.
SECURITY SALESMAN wanted. expert
cuc"d. to sell Texas leases: only thos.
willing work need apply. as territory
limited: excellent commission. Address W.
SPECIALITY SALESMAN-w Wanted several
good. live specially statesmen for Nir-
ginia. % Is per cent commission. i. q.
SrtClAI.'rY Statesmen Main or sdeinc.
Temperance drinks. something new easy
seller; liberal commission: $500 weekly
drawing account. Red cross Mfg. Co. Dept
9. Soc Title Guaranty Bidg.. St Louis. Mo
WE START YOU rs BUSINESS furnishing
cvCrything men and women. opportunity
lifetime 10 $1,000 TO 10000 weekly opcr-
ating our New system Speciality Candy
Factories homo anywhere: booklet free
kagsdnl" Co BOX =. East Orange y. j.
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NETAl.-TOH FlHEE BROOMS
Men. women made 800 hour. Agents out
H. $50 postpaid Keystone Fiber Broom
Co, fittsbGrgh. Pa.
AUTHORIZED NEGRO WAR HISTORY
'h IaS.s with peace terms. 10y Kelly Mil
Ter, .! Washington. loo pictures. best book
ior cuiorcd p.opl" ever written. Price only
fl"@ Selling like w.,inre- Outn: free Act
quick. jenkins Publishing Co. ward.r
SldI Washir,,Ou ID T.
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EMPLOYMENT
SD

AGENTS can YOU sell TO colorcd people :?
Write Seeker Chemical Co. St Louis. Mo.
AGENrS-Mahs gasoline 70 gallon: IS
making 1t. YOU can. too Writ. for posi-
iv" proof. Federal Chemical Works. 20
West Jackson. Chicago.
AGENTs-Frce sample outfit. greatest
Washing tablet proposition Enormous
pioi!iS-aS much as lSc 25c sale. Is.
Thay"r. 2iii tlyhourn Ave. Chicago. Ill.
AGENTS Something new and better Por-
trait neGaiiiOns. 3nc per cent profit:
enormous sales. portraits and frames. low
est prices. Central Portrait 60. Jl2 North
kDdzic Avenue, chicago. Ill
AGENTS Sig pay ana IRE. automobile in
uoduciuG wonderful ucw Easoii, saver.
punctur"- proof, nvc-yeaT spark plugs and
oth'r economical auto necessities. outfit
free. l.. Raiiw"y. Dep; cot. Louisville. Ky.
AGENTS 1915 earnings easy quick selling
auto Sp"cIalti"s Eve startling inventions.
Experience unn"ceSsary credit allowed
dealers. Wonderful opportunity. Write
quick. Desk ii2,, Jubilee Mfg. Co. Omaha.
NIB
nGENIS- cent invested IN :, postal card
brings you sd $leo per week: three in-iour
repeater propositions. Speciality MIG. Co.
piv 2ti Madison, wis
AGENTS make big profits selling our OK
tracts, perfumes. cold creams. face pow
9"rS. spices, medicines. etc. Bcautifu!
Alch grad. Iint. exclusive territory sam
~" soap free. l.acaSsian Co. Dept. III. ST.
AGr%I -Quick seilcr; hig profits; Hover
beads coming money tor hustlers New
stun Tremendous demand; catalogue Tree.
Mission Bead Co. li;i lroia. Los Angeles,
cal
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!" ANIEb names ambitious Enea :s-35. de-
t.:. Z RI. say ma. CLERK position, -
. .Her -s!ary. E!,loo year ! sGG. car
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Ci.ERIt.Al.-iu unE lady OF wide clerical *
i,"ri"Lv", desires 10 change position. iirSt-
class reference. II desired. Address I. -
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BRpOMS- Agents make big money selling
ouT new publcwca- hroOmS house to- nuse
sal" at every call Write for particulars
an! free %aI!pl" offer. Seminole Broom Fac
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Statesmen and i.cu,.

't IN. ISr-i words iu - sunday pa
So. |n D." magazines. g. .is,s ,r.r
shannon Iidr. ritjs
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HOOKN EErER--Young lady wishes posi-
t!un as assistant oookkceper or Clcrica |
Mor-A = Sl.. cnrn I.ml.s- DIsuAtch
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Largest company in
aS IN aCCiG.at and
, i've, earnest agents
over 80, 90. co, doll
John on * Adams.
4. $50 southern B.ds
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nnENIS-Du- cent invested ia :, postal card
brings you So $leo per week: three in-iour
repeater proposition. Speciality ME- Co.
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.NGI-! IS-Qulck se--or, as pfoMts. noMcr-
beads coming money tor hustlers. New
stun. tremendous demand; catalogue Tree.
Mission Bead Co, li;i IrOia, Los Angeles.
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MAK-A- rttAcTOR FOR FORDS-Having
discontinued state distribution S;audc
Max -A-Tracior Tor Fords. we offer thirty
AIN latest models. never moved from ware
house at 500. Factory price today s,GO
Motor Products Company. Indianapolis
Ind
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C4PilNG--Waut"i. ~ young lady. COPY
ms - do at home IN spare time. - SIS
cnrs Times Dispatch
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Man 10 work this y.ty rcuu -h!ng thaute-
ll,-s. brass ueas. aIt'nau-e- Is H.W
lu..hul SO daily without Cap.tn- or 's-
ye-.,urc Wryt GLum.iu Company, IS
IN
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Poultry and Supplies. 40

ptRINA chicken Chowd-r. the rr"at feed
FOR ruoultiny hens Hasten the inou!t ana
get IAN and winter csgs sold With
guarantee IN sl-3 and loo-1oUHd BAGS AZ
YOUR rrucerS from. Braucr * Fsds'c!!,
distributors. l2oS East Cary street
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desires position as nultiEra ph operator or
clerical work. experienced. capable OF man
aging lcitcr.writ.nE Office. - S02.
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MAN OR WoMAE-WOndcrful opportunity
FOR live energetic man woman to re-
present manufacturer making worlds most
popular product only small Investment 10
carry stock necessary. Nation Co III
lllnrN Sirrnt. LmiiNm Y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. up,prpy -
CURTAIN DEPARTMENTS

W. f'Iu.-, ia" services rr ..thcr .,,es,,,.,
3D. ""mnn "3th .on" csperiancc n
N'-" 100. .t Good SALARY I, offered III n
''."'-.'s iH'"r' .r T..lsa't surrouud!ngs.
Ai'r.T Personal Snrvtre Director.
= u MDSBY So C5
l'r,tG ana jefferson.
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SODA DISPENSER wanted also boy ~
learn. Louis .sGtu o.. 80. East
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AGENTS Can YOU sell to colorcd people
Write Seeker Chemical Co. ST louis. Mo. .
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AGENTS Wanted .or Virginia by manu-
iaciurers And .mporiers OF aces. embroiG-
cries. haAdNe.Ca!vts. piece goods, ladies'
's"cNweAr. hr4.sicgos. etc. We want clean
cut and well connected man who is a
hustle: - call on department and general
stores. Liberia! commission paid weekly
tnd drawing account for expenses TO re
Ih Die party state experience. references
Address p o. Box !5l. Madison square
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AGENrS-.C9 p"r cent more light FOR Ford.
Good light at SLOW speed. IS 80 AttraT
Rive agency proposition R-k Socket Com
phny. Mimera. Wells, Texas
AGENTS wanted. Easy seller Park.-
W.tnore, t-3 West 'fweaty- third New
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/ TrXAS OH. LEASES Fanniu County. The
/ coming county. Buy ahead OF tho boom
/ Any size tract $3.50 per acre W. owner
] l.t,Il
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INSTRUCTION
Musical, Dancing, Dramatic.
Private instruction.

DANCING Mrs. q. &. :nmo nhauser'
dancing studio 2ui East Marshall Street
guarantees in lessons Madison 62h5-J.
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WANvED - nEo0MH DkAFrs.

A!;N-Want-a m-a 20 learn IN" carrier
trade few weeks required. M-i'e :ur
Catalogue. Richmond Eu~L-r College. s.s
North FIih street. !t.eai.OuL Va
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half interest in auto tire business: expert
crCa not needed. but will have to devote all
his lime after learning It. l. iIG. car.
tCn
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lNS CRANCE AGENTS
the world sp- C!a!.Ziai
health insurance wants
throughout Your State.
lars pa!G ia claims.
southeastern Managers.
M-uel ..utD- u Z
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

the chances are that the column would
never get to press.
Anyway, what / have written, I have
written, and l have long list of for.
mer Elk plays to prove the veracity of
every statement l have made.
Members of the French army band
which gave concert at the local ar
mory Wednesday night were the guests
of the Salem War Mothers at a reeep.
tion in the Commercial club rooms af-
ter the performance. War Mothers and
other society matrons were the hostess
es, while number of French speaking
people were in the receiving line.
A color scheme of lavender and
white was beautifully carried out in
the table decorations, shaded candles
enhancing the effect. Mrs. A. N. Bush
and Mrs. John A. Carson presided at
the tea and coffee urns.
Patronesses Of the band are Mrs.
James Withycombe, Mrs c. E. Albin,
Mrs. William Bushey, Mrs. T. B. Kay,
Mrs. p. E. Fullerton, Mrs. r. J. Hend-
ricks, Mrs. Charles H. Fisher, Mrs.
John A. Carson, Mrs. Theodore Roth,
Mrs. A. N. Bush, Mrs. T. A. Livesley,
Mrs. George II. Burnett.
Captain Peter B. Kyne, famous au-
thor, and contributor to the Saturday
Evening Post, has been visitor in
Portland lately.
"It's too rainy here for me to, get
around and gather local color" he OBJ
served, as he checked out Of the Ben
SON. ~ viii return in a few weeks. -
With his trusty typewriter, Peter is
ever ready to embalm ideas and plots
for yarns, but the machine did not
work much while in Portland. The
late Charles E. Van Loan, who died
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
BY GERTRUDE robson

of by the clock. only the sunny hours
are recorded; and what heart can
grow old with nothing but toll of sun
shine upon it7 And what heart that is
young, will ever lose its love for cheer
full things-like canary birds and mo-
lasses candy and Elk-talent farce-com-
eldest You know what m talking
about now, don't you9 "Officer 666''
which Governor Olcott and Mayor AL.
bin and Mrs. Walter Spaulding and a
lot of other children who forgot to
grow up, are putting on for the amuse.
ment Of their playfellows who don t
want to grow up, at the Opera House
next Wednesday and Thursday.
There's going to be the biggest
crowd there you ever saw. It's going
to be way above the size of the crowd
that has been packing Ye Liberty this
week. For what, will you tell me, is a
mere milliondollar-a- year actor, com
pared with the flu-famous mayor Of
Salema And wherein l should like to
know, fes the Importance Of the cap
ture Of an insignificant kaiser and
crown prince, when a melo-dramatic
picture crook is seeking to make away
with an adorably melo- dramatic hero.
inc under ones very nose?
There are so many things to say
about it. so many interesting people to
give honorable mention that / IN not
even going to attempt to do the sub
ject justice. And there are so many
adjectives to be applied to this clever,
daring, nonsensical, side.splitting farce
comedy which played to capacity hous-
es at the Gaeity theater in New York
for nearly nine hundred performances
THAT il ! tried to use them all I'd
have the proof reader at my hair, and
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08
-HERE are 50 many things in Il

THERE are so many things in the
heavens above and the earth be-
meath and in the waters under the
earth that | should like to have that
I'm afraid | should tax the patience
Of the very fairiest of fairy godmoth.
ers. For instance, there is the matter
of mail. | can't imagine a more per
feet joy than receiving hundred let
tiers a day, can you9 Big bulky let
ters filled with news Of the fifty sew
en- varieties and literally overflowing
with igoodfellowship. Then, there is
the equally important matter of feet.
Almost the very first thing I'd wish
for--if wishes came true--would be
to be able to wear a number two shoe,
with the highest, spindliest heels i'm
aginable; so that the heart Of an inno-
cent onlooker would jump into his
mouth, upon beholding them And I'D
wish for hair and eyes like Tenny-
son 5 "Isaulde 2 and a skin with new
or sign Of a freckle, and a Naza-
nova figure. And then, just as the
wishinglbag was getting filled, I'D
draw a long, long breath and wish
real hard for an artistic temperament.
The kind that tears its hair when the
telephone rings, and refuses to play on
anything but Stcinway piano. IT
such an affliction 10 be commonplace
and eat hot cakes for breakfast and
laugh at Fatty Arbuckle
But first Of all, before the tempera-
mcnt and the feet and the letters, be-
fore even the blue black Irish hair and
Irish eyes. ID wish for the Gift Beau
tiful. Which is, as everyone knows, the
gift of eternal youth. Youth--in spite
of grey hair and withered face and
rheumatism maybe. Because if one
measures time by the dial-stone instead
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-08

work-"work" meaning to grind out
more copy for the public.
The Young Ladies Sodality or ST.
Joseph's church will hold their usual
monthly meeting tomorrow morning
after the early services. A full attend.
ance is desired as detailed plans for
securing a memorial window for the
late Father Naughton will be formu'
lated.
Great preparation is being made for
the 33d annual Rebekah assembly of
Oregon, to be held in Salem in May.
All committees report their work pro
crossing nicely. The program commit.
tee promise something unique and al
together different than anything held
in Oregon heretofore. The badges have
already been ordered and are quite
elaborate, and, beside the usual print
ed matter, are decorated with pink and
green ribbon, and pendents with pho
tos Of the president of the assembly,
Jeanne Burke, and the state house.
This is the Centennial year for Odd
fellowship and Salem lodge No. | will
give the 1900 or more delegates a roy
al welcome. The lodge is to be con.
graduated on being able to secure the
services of noted orator of Oregon
who will deliver patriotic address
on one day of the grand lodge session,
to which the public is cordially invited.
The Three Link Needle club was
pleasantly entertained recently at the
home of Mrs. st. Helens on Court
street. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with a profusion Of daffodils.
The afternoon was passed with fancy
work. The hostess was assisted in scrv-
ing by Mrs. May Rogers and Mrs. Ho-
mer Lowell. 1t was decided to hold a
as originally planned. The members
will meet next time with Mrs. Reida-
sal at her home, 1893 South Liberty
Those present numbered Mrs R. W.
Simeral, Mrs. Clara Wills, Mrs. J. Mar
tin, Mrs. Ida Traglio, Mrs. L. r. Bu-
sick, Mrs. George Viesko, Mrs. Fred
Swanson, Mrs. W. 0. Cummings, Mrs,
Charles Cameron, Mrs. R. B. Hender-
son, Mrs. Elsie Townsend, Mrs. T. W..
Hubbard, Mrs. Pearl Nickles, Mrs.
Reidasal, Mrs. Evelyn Bremmer, Miss
Ethel Fletcher, Mrs. Homer Lowell,
Mrs. Mary Rogers, Miss Vida Sieg-
mund and Mrs. McCale Of Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil G. Rush arrived
in Salem from Tacoma Thursday eve
nino IN reside nermanpntly. Mr.. Rush
has accepted a position as director OF
the agencies of the New World Insur-
ance company in the Willamette val
ley. AT present they are the guests of
Mrs Rush s parents, Mr. and Mrs w
A Liston
Robert Smith of Superior, Wiscon-
sin, is visiting at the home Of his
brother, A. f. Smith.
The Federation Of Women 8 clubs
met in the assembly room of the Port
land hotel this afternoon at O'Clock.
A special meeting was called for l:30
0 clock, at which time all women,
whether or not members of the organ
ization but who are interested IN red