Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-29

year, is to be continued this season.
County Superintendent Smith has just
received communication from j. W..
Brewer, state federal director, request
ing that he send out blanks to the boys
in this district and endeavor to enroll
them for the same line of service as
they did last year. Regardless of the
fact that there is serious condition
of the labor market at the present time
Mr.. Brewer apprehends that the de-
mands upon America for food supplies
will be as heavy this year as last and
only fraction of the unemployed men
can be utilized in farm work. Mr.. Brew
er expresses his appreciation of the
work done by the boys last year and
hopes they will do as well this season
He reminds them that in addition to
| the million and half of our own boys
in Europe, there will be an immense
call for supplies from the civil pop
ulations.
Do not "Jazz" Lohengrin, the we'd
ding march was not written to be
"jazzed" or ragged" 1t should be
played with dignity and harmony. See
modern divorce evils as they exist in
''The Blindness of Divorce" at the
Liberty theater starting tomorrow.
| D.
Repent in Reno. Marry in haste
and repent in Reno,o has almost be-
come a proverb, so common has the
divorce evil become. See William Foxs
picturization of "The Blindness of Di-
vorce," at the Liberty theater, where
it starts tomorrow.
The mid-week devotional service of
the First Baptist church will be re-
sumed in the Sunday school room
Thursday evening at 1880 o clock. Topic
ga Worthy Example and a Great
Movement. Members and friends of
the church are urged to be present and
to make this first service since the ban
was put on service of special power
and helpfulness.
Sidney Lloyd, an employe in the sash
and door department of the Spaulding
Lumber Company, received a very SER
ious burn on his right hand yesterday
afternoon, owing to short circuit
which occurred as he attempted to
throw on the electric switch. 1t may be
several days before he will be able
to use the hand in his regular work.
.
The attention of all Commercial club
members is once more called to the an
nual meeting to be held in the club
auditorium this evening. The manager
land directors feel that too much en-
phasis cannot be placed upon this meet
ing, for upon the interest and enthusA
iasm manifested there will depend very
much of the future progress and ac-
tivity of the organization. 1t is the
hope Of the management that the club
shall be more than ever this year a
clearing house for all public enterprises
as well as a center of sociability for
both members and visitors. With one
of the largest membership rolls in the
state and a magnificent equipment, the
regretable fact must be faced that
neither the general public or the mem
bers are utilizing fraction OF its pos
sibilities. Manager Chapman would
impress upon the members that they
have real responsibility upon them
tonight in the selection of the diree-
torate for the coming year.
.
The annual meeting Of the directors
of the Mutual Savings and Loan asso-
citation was held yesterday in the Of
flee Of Agent J. d. White, and the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year. President A. A. Lee; vice
president, A. n. Moores; secretary ].
d. White; treasurer ". B. Miner.
Among other items of routine business
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