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The Washington herald., 1919-03-14

The Minister of the Netherlands
and Nine. Cremer were hosts at b
dinner of twenty covers last even
Ing. when their guests included the
spanish Ambassador and Nine.
Riano, the former Ambassador of
Russia and Nine. George Bakhmeteh
and the Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs David r. Houston.
The Minister and Nine. Cremer
VIII be the honor guests at a large
dinner which Mrs. John B. Hender-
son will give this evening.
There were a number OF interest
ing dinner parties last evening. DR..
and Mrs David Jayne Hill enter
tanned at a dinner In compliment to
Mr.. and Mrs. william Howard Taft.
The Military Attache of the French
Embassy and Nine. Collardet were
hosts at dinner. as were also Judge
and Mrs. Sidney Ballou and the As
sistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt.
The minister OF Switzerland. Mr..
Hans Sulzer. who Is soon to give UP
his post here and retire to private
life, will leave this country, accom-
panied by Nine. Sulzer, sometime in
July.
The Secretary OF Agriculture and
Mrs. David Z. Houston will be hosts
at dinner this evening.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary
OF the Navy, has returned to Wash
ington from Raleigh, N. c., where
she went with the Secretary the end
OF last week The Secretary came
back early this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Carr will en-
tertain Informally at dinner next
Tuesday evening at their apartment
in the Dresden There will be covers
for eight
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace wesicot. will
have guests dining with them this
evening.
Capt. and Mrs. c. .. Calhoun. who
left Washington iate last week for a
visit to their home in Princeton, fol-
lowed by visit to Mr.. and Mrs. r.
"aring Wilson at their home, Spring.
bank. Rosemont, Pa, returned to
Washington yesterday
Mrs. Herbert stone. OF Chicag go. who
was visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter here. has Joined Mrs. Letter at
Hot Springs, Va
Preston Gibson was in washington
for a short visit but returned yester-
day to New York. He has been dis
charged from service with the Marine
corps and has bought and is editing
the Marines Magazine In New York.
Richardson Gibson has returned
from an extended stay in New York
Mrs. Gibson who has been the guest
or her brother-in-law and sister. Nh.
and Mrs. z. J. n. Won Engleken, at
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Chapter les.
| Try to Determine How to Choose
NV Future Home.

"If you were not so perverse, Jane
Lorimer, you could toke your choice
of several nice homes" had to ad-
nit to myself as I considered where
I should go when was able to leave
Certeis' house. There's the little
place in Amesville which your moth
er left you. All Amesville has wept
over the new grave in the cemetery
and how the town would rejoice at
your resurrection! And you could
teach in the college and support your
self all the rest of your days."
But this vision of q possible future
failed to attract me. might just as
well remain dead" for small chance
would / have of ever meeting Bob
Lorimer in Amesville now that the
Lorimer's summer camp in the forest
had been abandoned.
/ could have a delightful home in
the great Lorimer mansion as long
as liyed, whether Mr.. Bob saw Mt
to love his wife or not. Daddy and
Mother Lorimer were fond of me.
Chrys tolerated me, and Jimmy boy
would be a splendid chum as soon as
he was out of the air service. I knew
very well that all of my girl friends
would consider me a perfect fool to
put aside such marvellous chance
to live in idleness and luxury-all for
the sake Of an ideal.
But it would be very hard to win
back my shy Bob under the observa-
tion Of his entire family. Unless he
should love me again, what did all
the Lorimer millions count?
= 1 could find refuge with Mary
Thomas-or with Martha Palmer. or
could support myself by working
for Tommy. And could live in q
boarding house. And thus I could
remain lost" And only as an un-
known could I start fairly on my
great adventure and prove in my own
experience that there is but one true
love in all the world for me. and that
my own marriage. at least, was made
in heaven.
1t had become mania with me
the idea that my personality suited
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along comes a charming frock like
the one portrayed by our artist to-
day from one of the very newest
New York creations.
To be sure there are not very
bouffant hips in this frock, but still
there are hips, and IL you were In
Paris now you would know that
there is a tendency there toward
the side drapery that is really ample
though, of course. most of the
French frocks show perfectly
straight side lines. and all the
curves and drapery are placed so as
to accentuate the curves at front
and back. The reverse arrange
ment, with the inflated panels or
drapery that we might speak of as
paniers, they speak of as the In
farta silhouette: and you may be
sure that IL the idea takes on this
side of the Atlantic 1t will go by
that name. One hardly needs to be
told that the term refers to those
charming though dreadfully exaE-
gerated frocks worn by the Spanish
Infantas and made familiar to every
art lover in the canvasses of VAL
esquez and other Spanish painters.
This frock. which really is a very
mild edition of the new Infanta
mode. is made of figured georEette
in blue and white. The foundation
panel. the draped sides, the sleeves
and the bodice itself. are all trim
med with blue fringe. The collar
and chemisette are OF white chiffon
embroidered in white silk. This
use of narrow fringe. by the way, is
decidedly in favor, though the use
of wider fringe is somewhat on the
wane.
The hat worn with the frock is
one of the real achievements of the
season, though there is really moth.
ing very complicated or original II
the arrangement of the trimming
which consists of purple grapes or
q crown of taffeta.
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clare that trees Will border them.
even in desert places.
Fruits will be more than usually IN
demand in the future. It is predicted.
and they will be substituted for other
foods as never before.
A scandal that will shake pubic
confidence Is foreshadowed BY Tha
stars, but il will be proved without
foundation, the seers declare, and will
awaken men and women to the dan
ger OF speaking or believing evil.
Persons whose eirthdste Il is may
have a year OF perpleXities- The
health should be safeguarded and
danger from accidents Is indicated.
Children born on this day may bo
rash and quarrelsome. but tAlented
and clever. They should be trained IN
practical things.
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CHINA AND POTTERY

japanese Hand -
Flower Vase SI-ssG was 81
3 Imported Decorated ya.as
Vegetable Dishes sTS 49,
were $3.50. -
/ japanese chfrs Tea ~. coa4
ststing teGpoG sgEar. erearnef.
six sauCers ind I've cups fout
cup ulissiug). &ZeS ssfi wa
s<6c.
I JsrFe 6izs Irlrarted Deco
fsted Plelaer. sficl1 y Imperfect.
Sl.zsf TvsH ttsf
? NHIsricss Fottery Jardiuiere.
--srch slHe. SIS was 50.
flower Pots and Saucers. e.
inct size, green or solid red. .
eschf were 81.
. Japanese Pottery -Old
Cracked Ware" Jardinieres.
small size. 81 esckG were SO.
10 Brown and White Baking
Sets, three pieces. sc escst
were 65c-
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doctor ! would try H. soon began
10 gain in strength and the annoy
rug symptoms disappeared and
your Vegetable Compound has
made me a well, strong woman SO
! do all my own housework. ] can
not recommend Lydia z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound too
highly TO women passing through
the Change OF Life."-Mrs. FxANK
HENSON. 1876 8. Orcbsde St, Ur-
banA, III.
Women who suffer from nervous
ness. heat flashes" hacks scho,
headaches and 'the blues" should
try this famous root and herb rem
edy. Lydia 2. Pt1khams yeGstspAs
Cmpopn6.
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Triple-Coated White Enaneled
Ware

Generously sized pieces OF the
most desirable Triple-coated
White Ensmeled Ware, neatly
edged in blue; all perfect goods.
no seconds. selected from rerN-
lar lines. A splendid ard ia4ge
assortment at exceptionally io1'
prices, as follows:
American Kettle. via cgver,
Special. CSC.
American Saucepan, -fth cog-s
Special, CSC.
Dishpan. Special. CSC.
Tipped Saucepan Special, fsc.
Preserving Kettle. Special
4Sc.
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Fat People
Get Thin

Best safe home method. Get q small bor Of
odl Of korein at the druggists. Follow plain
directions Of k9ein Estem under Sp SuArzn-
tee. Obtain slender. symmetrical hsure with
better health and personality. New book tells
all about reducing weight quickly. pleasantly.
lastinsly, mailed free TO you; write 10 korein
Co. NFse, Station y. Nes York. n. Y.-Ady
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LAUNDRY SOAP

Crystal White Family Soap
800 cakes in this special lot A
f1pe soap for flannels. dishwash-
ing and general laundry and
cleaning uses.
Specially Priced, 7sc Dozen, or
&c the Cake
Regular Laundry Soap - 500
cakes for laundry and kitchen
use. A special value.
Csc Dozen, or &c Cake
Not less than 2 dozen cakes
of soap delivered.
House Furnishing Department. FIFTH noor.
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MAHOGANY PIECES

Mahogany Glsss-cover~d
Tray, slightly imperfect sI5st
was $3.50.
Mahogany Flower Vase
$780, was sass.
Mahsgsny-finished Electric
Lamp, complete with shadeg
Specially priced. S3--a.
Also ! Hand-carved Wood Jar
diniere Stand, small size. slight
ly imperfect g5ci was Sl.S5.
fifth n0oT.
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BASKETS

Mexican Shoppers. slightly
imperfect. SOC each: were 81.
/ Scrap Basket slightly i'm
perfect. 5ocy was $3.50
slightly imperfect 3scI was 75c.
1 Scrap Basket, slightly i'm
perfect 6Sey was s1-50.
Scrap Basket, slightly i'm
perfect 3ScI was 75c.
Jap Bamboo Work Basket
6Scy was s1.75.
House Furnishing Department, FIFTH hoor.
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PAINTS AND OILS

s Cans Assorted Paint Ise
can: were 2bc.
Z Cans Assorted Paint .se
can: were 45c.
u Cans "Nyoil" Machine oil.
1sc can; were 25c can.
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symptoms 7
had an attsf X
of grippe which
lasted all win
ter and left me
In a weakened
condition. ] felt
at times that 7
would never be
well stin. /
read OF Lydia
E Pinkbam's
Vegetable Com
pound and what
II did for vo
men passin
{ hro ugh the
Change Of Life,
sa 4 frld w.
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RoLL-ToP BREAD BOXES

An exceptional value in a
white enameled-fnished Bread
Box with gilt outlining. roll-top
style, handles at the sides, per
forated for ventilation. Suitable
for bread or cake.
Specially Priced, $I.3s
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FLORENCE ROSE
FASHIONS
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
INFANA.

lNFANTA.
Isn't 1t exasperating?
Just when you have talked your
self into q feeling Of real enthus-
fasm for the hipless silhouette and
are designed to the prospect Of 60
ing through the summer like an UNI
brella. SO far as figure is concerned
The Washington herald., 1919-03-14
Aluminium Double Boilers

A wanted size Aluminium Dou-
bic Boiler. 2-Quart top and g.
quart bottom.
Specially Priced, $I.3S
The Washington herald., 1919-03-14
At the Theaters Tonight.

NATIONAL
"Hitchy koo," 1918
sHURERT-GARRICK-
The Gin in sAtsroom b.
POLLS
Experience"
sHUBERTBELAsCo-
"a Burrunsster of Belgium
KEITH's-
Vaudeville.
GAYETY-
The Golden Crook"
COSMOS
Vaudeville.
MooRE,s. RIALTo-
Anita Stewart in "a MIDNIGHT Romance"
MooRE's STRAND
Hale Hamilton in Johnny on the Spot
LoEw's PALACE
Fred Stone in Johnny Get Your Gun"
JoEw's COLUMBIA
Bryant WashbIrn in Poor Boob.
LYcEuM-
The Jolly Giris.H
MooRE's GARDEN
Chs.le Ray in '.Ihe, Gin Dodssr.
cRANDAIL's METROPOLITAN
Marion DIARIES In The Belle Of New York
MooRE's PLAZA
sesue Hayskaws in. Bonds of Homer
PALACE-Ninsh, near the Avenue
NE Mans Tseater. Smoke II you nks
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The easily slipped-into kimona-
like wrap seems never to lose it's
prestige.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-14
BATHROOM MIRRORS

Neat white enamel frames in
serted with a good quality OF
glass; size sk KIP inches.
Specially Priced, csc Each
House Furnishing Dvpsrzncut, P1fth nooe
The Washington herald., 1919-03-14
QUEEN OLIVES
(Hsusefurnishfag Depa

tHeusefurniakfAG DePartHehtI
The Sunbeam" brand OF plain
olives. No less than a dozen
bottles delivered
Specially Priced, Ioc Bottle
House Furnishing Department, Fifth hcor.
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WOMEN OF a
MIDDLE ACE
Need Help to Pass the Cris;s
Sefcay7,Proof that Lydia
EPmkham's Veeskabls
Compound Can Be
Relied Upon. 'r

UrbAnA, Ill-"Durins Chsnse al
Life, in addition TO its anpoyipf
The Washington herald., 1919-03-14

4 hot-water bottle should never
feet-rather~ use IL to warm that
part of the bed where the feet
should come
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guests. The tea will be given from
to In the headquarters Of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage As
ISOLATION At 1895 Rhode Island avenue.
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CUT WATER TUNBLERs

4 very special value in light
cut Water Tumblers. showing
neat. conventional designs. g.
ounce size.
Specially Priced, sse Dozen
Glassware Depsrnent, Flfth fo1r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-08
First Methodist Episcopal.

State and Church streets. IL a. M,
the Sacrament of the Lord S Supper
Special offering for relief work. 1880
D. M, memorial service in honor of
Theodore Roosevelt. Programme Organ
voluntary, professional, hymn No. 46l
(Mr. Roosevelt's favorite hymn); pray
er, president H. j. Talbot; anthem
scripture and offertory, reading, Or.
vile c. Miller; hymn 5S2; addresses
The Man, DR.. B. L. Sleeves; The Citi,
zen, Justice Henry L. Benson; The
Scholar, President Carl G. Doney; The
Christian, DR.. R. N. Avison. America
702; benediction, "Theodore Roosevelt
may the Lord keep you and bless you;
may the Lord lift up His countenance
upon you and give you peace"
The week-Sunday, Glass meeting
9:l5 a. M; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.
p. m, Rev. DR.. w. c Kantner will
speak at the old peoples home; $3.50
p. m, the Epworth Leagues viii meet
Senior, Miss Mary Paranougian, leader;
Junior, Mrs. M. c. Findley, superintend.
en-. Music by the chorus choir with or.
chestra accompaniment. R. N. Avisol
minister.
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Catholic Church.

/ Corner Cottage and Chemeketa street.
Low mass and communion at 1880. High
mass and sermon at 1880. Benediction
at 1880 p. m. at which service the Rev.
Father Quinan, @. S. p, will speak. His
subject will be 'tSir Thomas More" i"
everyone is cordially invited.
A three days retreat was given the
boys at the Training School me first
part Of last week, by Rev. Father Quin.
an, G. s. p, closing with mass on
Thursday morning which was offered
by Rev. Father Scherbring Of Shaw. A
weeks mission ended at the peniten-
tiary this morning which was also Civ
en- by Father Quinan. He is very gift
ed man and his topics were timely and
most interesting to the men. Music
was furnished by the men themselves
and was of very high order, lending
great aid to the success of the mission.
An entertainment of unusual merit
will be given by the Holy Name Society
Of the Catholic church next Wednes-
day evening at St. Joseph s Hail. An
invitation is extended to all who wish
to attend.
On Thursday, February 18th, st 1890
a. m. solemn requiem mass will be of
fered at the Catholic church for the
late Father Nanghton. His Grace, Arch
bishop Christie will probably speak.
The public is invited.
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Leslie Methodist EPISCOPAL.

Corner South Commercial and Meyers
street. Horace N. Aldrich, pastor. 9:45
a. M, Sunday school, studying the in
ternational uniform lessons. E. A. Rho
ten, superintendent. Primary depart
meat under the direction of Mrs. Mason
Bishop. II o. M, public worship with
sermon by the pastor. Theme, "Inter-
national implications of Home Mis-
sion." Special music by the choir and
male quartet. 8 p. M, junior league,
Miss Bcrtha Leitner, superintendent.
$3.50 p. M, the Epworth League will
begin the study of the text book,
"Christian Democracy for America. F."
Ivan Corner, president. 1850 p. m.,
song service led by. the girls chorus,
and an address, "Personal Experiences
in india" will be delivered by Rev.
Albert Loughridge, D. D.
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Jason Lee Memorial.

Corner of Winter and jefferson SITS.
Thomas Adhesion, pastor. Sunday school
S, superintendent, Charles Hagcman.
Glasses for all ages under the care Of
efficient leaders. Public worship, IL
m, subject: "a Parting Request. !"
Epworth League devotional meeting,
$3.50. Miss Grace Tyler, president, lead
er. Prof. E. Sherwood, subject: "Foun
dations of Democracy" This meeting
will be open to old and young alike
Come early. Public worship at 1880 p.
m, subject: "Divine Intervention in
Human Life" Special features: The
Sacrament of the Lords supper will be
observed during morning worship. The
choir, led by Prof. Clark will furnish
special music. At the Epworth League
devotional meeting, and the evening ser
vice the orchestra will assist with the
music. Look out for the centenary
"minutemen. We cordially invite the
public to all these services.
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First Christian Church

High and Center streets. The annual
every member canvass is set for Sun
day afternoon, Feb. 16. Pledges will
be offered each member for signature,
visiting teams calling upon each mem
Der in every home. Bible school each
Lord S day at 9:45 a. IN. Sermon and
communion (open to all who desire to
partake) at II a. IN. Christian Endeav-
or at $3.50 p. m. Sermon at 1880 p. m.
Gospel sermons, with gospel music by
a large chorus choir. Roosevelt mem
orial at evening service service. Ser
mon topics, "Plumb line and level. =
Evening, "Choosing, or chosenY" So
10 by Mrs. Porter. Leland W. Porter,
pastor.
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appreciate it, members lost interest and
the band faded away. On Tuesday eve
ming a meeting was held at the city
hall and band with "a members, in
cluding a number Of our old time musi-
clans, was organized j, II. Roland
was selected as leader. G. w. Doty is
president and Thos. SHELTON the treas
urer.-Review.
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Nazarene Church

Nineteenth and Marion streets. Ser.
vices as follows: Sunday school at
9:45, w. B. Hardy, superintendent
Preaching at IL and 1880. On Tuesday
night there will be Missionary meet.
ing. The general secretary, Rev. E. G.
Anderson, of the missionary board Of
the church will be with us and some of
the other officers. On Wednesday night
the regular midweek prayer meeting al
1880. Do not miss these meetings The
public is invited. A. Wells, pastor;
Florence Wells, deaconess.
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South Salem Friends.

Corner South Commercial and Wash
ington. H. E. Pemberton, pastor. Bible
school at 10 a. M, with classes for all.
DR.. Carl Miller, superintendent. Morn
ing worship and preaching at IL a. m.
C. E. meeting at $3.50. Preaching at
1870 p. H. Prayer meeting 1850 P. M.
Thursday. All are welcome.
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the intention of buying some horses or
mules.
J. F. Griffith remains in about the
same condition. His physician gives no
hope Of recovery, but says he may ling
er for some weeks, though death may
come at any moment.
Once more Jefferson viii nave band
Years ago we had the best band in the
valley, but the people did not seem to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-08
Central Congregational.

Corner South Nineteenth and Ferry
streets, H. c. Stover, minister. A com.
bined Sunday school and morning ser
vice at 10 a. m. Mrs. Burton Edwards
superintendent Special music by mem
bers of the Sunday school and address
by the pastor. Christian Endeavor al
6:45. Evening service at 1880. Thurs.
day evening service at 1880 O'Clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-08
First Congregational.

Liberty and Center streets. Rev. W.
&c. Kantner, minister. 10 a. M, Sunday
school, Prof. w. l Staley, superintend-
ent; classes for all ages. IL a. M,
" Putting ON Strength 6:45 p. m.,
Christian Endeavor, Miss George, leader
1880 p. M. Some Lost Things" A
cordial invitation TO everybody.
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Go to Church Sunday
SSssB subjects of Sermons and Where They
Nv VIII Be Delivered in Salem Houses
" of Worship, Tomorrow

p. m, he will give the second sermon
in series on Contrasts in Character;
How Two Men Faced Life s Duties and
Responsibilities" Sunday school at
3: As m, W. F. Foster, superintend-
ent. Young peoples meeting, $3.50 p.
N Prayer meeting Thursday evening
at Use p. m. A cordial invitation to
attend these services is extended to the
public.
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st. Paul's Church

1880 a. m. holy communion; 9:45 a.
m. church school; II a. m. morning
prayer and sermon; Z: 80 p. m. eve
ming prayer and special memorial ser
vices for ex-President Roosevelt. The
memorial address will be delivered by
Mr.. Sumner Merrick of Boston, for
many years an ardent admirer and
friend of Mr.. Roosevelt. Everybody
welcome. Chas. H. Powell, restor.
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Evangelical Association.

Seventeenth and Chemeketa streets
Jacob Stockcr, minister. 10 a, m. Sun,
day school, John Lippold, superintend
ent. II a. m. Divine worship and ser.
mon, Resurrection of Life and of
Damnation." 6:45 p. m. Young people s
alliance. 1880 p. m. Sermon, "The Judg-
ment Of God" Tuesday evening 1880
election of the Young People IS alliance
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PresbYteriaa.

Church street, between Chemeketa
Center. Thomas S. Anderson, minister
Bible school at 9:45, Joseph Albert,
superintendent. Morning worship at II
o CLOCK. Special sermon on the theme
|" Choosing One Is Calling in Life" Y
p. S. G. E. service at $3.50 The young
people will have social evening Tues.
day at the home of the pastor. Eve.
ming worship at 1880. Everybody well
come to all services.
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Salvation Army.

The Salvation Army will conduct ser
vices at the hall at 262 State st., on
Saturday at s p. m. and Sunday at
10:45 q. m. and $3.50 and 8 p. m. Sun
day school at p. m. Services every
night at 8 p. m except Monday and
Thursday Captain J. Miller and Envoy
Mrs. Upton in charge.
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center street Methodist

Corner 18th and Center streets, q.
s. Roeder, pastor. Sabbath school 10 a
m. At II and 1880 Rev. A. F. Hilmeri
diserict superintendent, viii preach
and administer the Lord S Supper. ZIP
worth League meeting at 7, led by
Carl Rehfuss.
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Salem ministerial Association.

The association will meet Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock, in the Y. M. G.
A. The paper will be presented by
Rev. ]. H. Ieining. Subject, "Christ,
Son Of God, Son of Man"
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scandinavian Methodist Episcopal

Mill and 18th streets. Rev. Antony
E. Lind will preach Sunday afternoon
at 8 'clock. Subject: "The Power of
a Perfect Man" Sunday school will
meet at o'clock. Mr.. Gust Anderson
superintendent. ~Old and young are re-
quested to come in time for the Sunday
school, as very important matter will
be brought up at that time. All who
understand the Swedish language are in
vited to rally with us at these services.
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JEFFERSON NEWS

Lieutenant Eted Steiwer, who has
been at the front for the past year, has
returned to his home in Pendleton.
Charles Hart left Sunday for the gov
ernment camp at American Lake, with
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-08
State Institutions

Services at the state institutions Sun
day will be held as follows p. M,
girls training school, By F e. Jones;
3;l5 p. M, tuberculosis hospital, by
Thomas Acheson.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-08

Lincoln, Neb.-County Officers in Ne.
bragka whose salaries have remained
stationary for several years want an in
crese. One county court house janitor
draws more. than the prosecuting at
torney.