Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-05
Arnlisice Day
Celebration at
Dallas Planned

lneir nomes and Place
n business with the stars an
stripes and assist in every wa
possible In making the relebra
HON one to be remembered. A
governor has declared the day
state holiday all the local business
houses will he closed the entir
day.
The celebration will start or
with parade promptly at 2 O'CLOCK
me ex-service men and veterans
OF the world war will wear their
uniforms and the parade will bt
lead by company L, o. N. G., which
was recently fedenalized. Accord
Ing to Colonel Stafrin, il enough
members Of the Dallas band can
DE called together, the procession
VIII be heade dby the band BOYS.
s After marching through the main
streets OF Dallas. the procession
will be adjourned.
VI A banquet will be served cafe
terra style at the armory in honor
OF the ex-service men and their
families and invited guests. The
refreshments and plans for the
Y banquet are In charge of commit
zee selected from the American
X. legion auxiliary, and extensive
plans are being made as to the
Hpie oecorations and refresh
Inents. A meeting will be held Fri
day evening at the armory, and
final plans will be made All those
wishing TO become charter mem
oers OF the organization are re-
anested to be on hand.
81 Colonel Stafrin who is chair
slated: I'VE will complete arrange
sfnents Tor the program Friday eve
! anng at the legion meeting. / have |
program outlined and we will |
have to vote on 1t Friday night. 1t
I is quite possible that we will call
Da ex-service men for extemporan-
4eous speeches on their overseas
fexpefiences. Musical numbers and
rendings are also included"
4 The finale of the evening will
Dc = grand ball, to which the en-
tire public and service men and
their families are invited. The ball
VIII be held at the armory and is
in charge Of Robert S. Kresson of
the dance committee. Mr.. Kreason
ira OF Corvallis for the evening. II
Cards will be played in one of the
reception rooms for those who do
mot participate in dancing,
n The Independence legion has
agreed to attend the celebration
and the commander of the legion
said that they would be here FULL
force"
q
! Dr. and Mrs. o. e. Dennis Of Oak
Dale received telegram Satur-
day night from the government
at Hoboken, stating that
the body Of Sergeant. Newman II
Dennis had arrived at that place.
and was Immediately being shipped
20 MS home at Dallas,
body would possibly arrive within
the next ten days and the immedi-
ate arrangements would be made
tor this funeral. Sergeant Dennis
HE'D from ptomaine poisoning
while in France and his death was
aDe of the first In the old companyII
l. 1920 infantry,
Ted Cameron, Is years old was =
yesterday by Sheriff John r
". Orr. upon a complaint of Mrs.
Iva Skinner. for passing bad checks
Cameron some time ago cashed
heck for SIS at the North Dallas
yrccery, and is charged with forg
llE the name of Walter Syron. Soon
lfter he left town and yesterday
10 returned and check is alleg-
ID to have been forged to the
Imount of $40. The SINNERS held
he youngster until authorities ar
fved ON the scene.
He was lodged in the county
Aia. awaiting the appearance of
lis parents, who live at Corval-
.
Charles Kerber millwright at
he Sapulding Lumber company,
Tas brought to the Dallas hospit-
the first OF the week Tor treat I
'ent of his broken leg, kerber
as working at the mill, when his
,of became entangled in some
imber. whhch resulted IN lhe
reaking of his leg.
Leonard Trueax, from the Pc
% school. VINO is ohiE II years
70. passed the elgh'h sraoe eN
pinatfons with the highest stand
- OF any pupil IN POLK county,
aring the year isls-Iszo' ms
ferage standing was 20 per cent.
clyde Fry. VINO Is Ia years OF
se and from the WILDWOOD won
oano nisnest s'anoi's w Ne
y aVeiase S'"'ioiis N"9 80 peN