Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-29


open for white applicants only.
Qualifications will be the same. as
those for infantry, except that il
literates and non English speak,
ing aliens will not be accepted for
this service. All men enlisted for
the chemical warfare service will
be sent without delay to Edgewood
arsenal. Edgewood, Hartford
county, Maryland, 35 miles north
west Of Baltimore.
Postal carriers were generously
remembered on Christmas by per-
sons on their mail routes, accord
ing to stories heard about town
and reports received at newspaper
offices. Among the many incidents
related is that concerning Mr.. Ar
mold, whose patrons presented him
with a Christmas stocking filled
with coins, totaling forty dollars.
Personal gifts of home made can
ed the majority of gifts given the
carriers as appreciative remem-
brance of their faithful service
during the year
Little II year old Nellie Hutch
cons of this city, whose mother
told police Monday night that the
girl had disappeared from home,
spent the night at the h"me of
Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter, 615 Torth
21st street, officers Learned last
night.
Auto tops dressed with our wa
ter proof. sunproof dressing will
save that top. Hulls Top Shop, Y
building.
Following a prevalent custom,
company M, o. N. G., will spon-
sor a military ball in the armory
New Years eve. Armory Sergeant
Plant, assisted by Sergeant Hol-
comb and Private Brunkal is in
charge of the decorations. Nearly
car load of Christmas trees is
being used, which, combined with
flags has given the armory
pleasant holiday appearance. A
special orchestra has been secur-
ed to furnish the music, and there
will be stunts at midnight.
Pie social and entertainment,
Liberty, Dec. 80, band benefit. 81
Mrs. Mary Fulkerson, county SUI
perintendent of schools, left last
night for Portland where she will
attend the meeting Of the State
Teachers association. She will be
in Portland the remainder of the
week.
The home of better service, mod
crate prices and largest stock.
Webb G. Clough, funeral direct
ors, 511'
Professor C. H. Eagy of Siletz,
was in Salem yesterday on his way
to Portland to attend the conven-
tion of state teachers.
Magazine club rate. The Ace,
1877 North High. Sll
John Sato, Robert Arthur, Joe
Johnson and William Jay were
the only four men to have their
names on the city Jail register last
night.
Jesse Hendershot of Stayton
was in town last night. Mr. Hen
dershot is engaged in the confec-
tionery business in Stayto:i and
recently ne was forced to close MS
n1ace of business on account of
having contracted smallpox
To spend a short time visiting
friends. Miss Letha Driscon of this
citv. left for Portland this morn
ing.
Albert Webb, proprietor OF the
Transfer company of Sill
uertou and his right hand man.
chas. Moore. were in town yestef-
lay.
First popular concert salem
svronhonv orchestra Sunday Jan.
.nu' 314s
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McCroskey
- this city. left Salem this morn
ng for Portland where they VIII
,pend a short time.
eIamkin Cafe formerly Canton
American and Chinese dishes.
ls2H N. Conan rcial St.
Joe King, advertising man for
<afoury Bros, and his son return
ed last night from centralia, Wh'
where they went to spend CHRIST
mas with relatives.
1881 calendars. Homer II. smith,
Mccormack bldg. Free.
Pacific lodge NO. So
N A. F. & A. NJ. special
.N meeting tonight. work
XXX in M. NJ. degree. S11'
Mrs. Walter Fry of snverIon
.honning in Salem yesterday