Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

|, have been received by the city treas /
: urer and may be procured at any time |
: now for the fee. SIS, Treasurer Rice /
: said Wednesday.
( The Cherniavskys will appear to-
/ night at Opera house G.
& Sixteen violin students. a part of
( Miss Elizabeth Levy's violin ensem- /
( BILE club, will form box party at the
: Opera house tonight and hear the
. iCherniavsky trio.
I 1920 Calendars for practical use
( Homer H. Smith, Mccormack bldg. u
James Marr, son of Mr. and Mrs
. John Mari, Sr., 404 South High
street who has recently returned
flom active service in the navy, has
. gone to San Francisco where he has
. accepted a position in the federal re-
|. Serve bank.
Mrs. Ralph White announces the
opening of a class for beginners in
> ball room dancing Thursday night at
S:15, at Cotillion hall. y
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cronise of AL
bany, who have been the holiday
: guests of the formers parents, Mr.. and
: Mrs. T. j. Cronise, 1913 North CONNER
cial street, have returned home. Mr.
Cronise is editor of the Albany Demo
: crat.
A reception will be given in the par
lors of the first Methodist church
5 Wednesday evening. January Z, in
honor of DR.. and Mrs. E. e. Gilbert,
who are at present the guests of DIR.
Il and Mrs. r. N. Avison. Dr. Gilbert has
e come from Medford to succeed the
: late t. B. Ford as superintendent of
the Salem district of the Methodist
churches
j. M. Devers, assistant attorney
general in charge of the legal depart
y ment of the state highway commits
Is sion, returned this morning from
) Roseburg where he had been in an
u attempt to have the Canyonville cut
off injunction proceedings advanced
!. on the docket of the Douglas county
Circuit court.
g' s,
" <ACOOlulHS W d IcttSTdIH IecelpeN
=, Wednesday by Mrs. James Mitchell
+ residing on the Silverton road, the
body of Mrs Hattie Terry, Mrs
Mitchelrs daughter. will arrive in Sa-
r. lem Friday, January 8. The funeral
p will be held from the Webb and
Clough parlors, Sunday at $3.50 p. m
Il Few. w c. Kantner of the First Con
y gregational church, officiating
Among the out of town guests at tn
Cherrian banquet Tuesday evening
!. were the following Prunarians from
!. Vancouver: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gard
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carter, MI
10 and Mrs. w. j. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs
m f. A. Swami, G. E. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs
,r Chester NJ. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Loui
Shattuck, Mr. and Mrs. William Fl
Hornibrook, ]. p. Clancy, r. E. Dun
nt bar, DR.. and Mrs r. NJ. Andrews.
w
The students of Willamette univer
sity assembled in the lecture room o
al the First NJ. e. church for the frs
te time at the chapel hour Tuesday, th
. first time in forty five years tina
chapel has been held anywhere bu
IS. in the old room in Waller hall. DI
ne Avison told the students that the
w were welcome to the use of the churcl
building, and urged them to use
nd just as they would the old chapel. Tn
on student body practically fills the bi
= lecture room.
Search was made throughout Sout
ha Salem Wednesday afternoon by Office
,e- Morelock for a man said to have bee
an. lettering about homes there, leadir
TO women in the neighborhood to belieN
of that he was preparing to stage bu
L. glary. The mans presence around Il
outbuildings of her home was reportC
by Mrs. w. r. Kennedy 1855 Sou
err Thirteenth street. She said that Il
the fellow had been lettering there for tV
lif- or three hours.
is
ore R. A. Harris of Salem, WHO hi
nps been on duty with the Y. M. c. !
,ast overseas. is expected to arrive in S;
,st- lem soon, according to cable gra
are received by Mrs. Harris yesterda
During his period of service
France. Mr. Harris has been station
are ed for the greater portion of the TIN
,ai~tin Paris where he has been intrus
mo ed with important clerical work
y "Y" headquarters. his latest task b
- ing to edit and assist in collecuE
- data for a book reviewing the accon
A''o plishments and the field of effort
the athletic department of the Your
MEMS Christian association.
His Some one tossed stick OF sto'
'eai wood through the window OF II
oh home of Isam l.. McAdams, gao
re street Tuesday night. Police were n
re titled and asked to scour the neigl
mes borhood for burglars. MIR. McAdan
oS' reported that about two weeks al
Iies his home was entered by thieves al
"a two rings belonging to his wife al
I'm a liberty bond were stolen. The thro'
lhk ing of the stock OF wood through q
,a'- window led him to believe that a
mes other attempt to rob the house W
being made.