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About The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1920)
8 1920 IS FINEST X L0CALY.fJI.CA. j . .'Membership Totals 5020, Ranks , Higher Than Any West of Chi- cago and Is Ninth in Nation. FAY - KING LOOKS AT. SUN AND MOON AS PALS NOT. AS STUDIES I t' Tup nuo Un W bur. The achievement of the Port land "Y" during 4 919 have been 'analysed in the annual atatement of the association just Ifwued. The year has been the largest in the history of the organization In the number of members, classes con ducted, meetings held, functions promoted, students graduated,, at tendance at the building and other nine of activity. I Membership totals 5020, ranking high let west of Chicago and ninth In the i nation's "Y" associations. A service de partment has been conducted, religious, ; social and membership, which has con ' ducted a constant series of meetings and social functions. The boys' and young men's divisions contain a total member ship of 816 with activities including the 'Spirit lake camp, 15 organised Bible clubs, four HI Y clubs, Y Dell lodge, boys' division lobby, young men's divi sion lobby, gymnasium and swimming pool, A total of 1472 men have been placed in positions, 12,335 vocational In terviews have been given and 2823 class I received from employers. Men and boys to the number of 1015 have taken systematic physical class i work; total attendance at regular "gym" -Classes. 22,803 ; 799 physical examinations 'i have been given; 133 clubs and teams - maintained and 64 hikes and outings .held. In Its "T" school Portland has 1S4B ' students enrolled, the second largest west of Chicago and tenth largest in V the country. t- Subscriptions to the 1920 budget for '' the maintenance of the Y. M. C. A. will ' be undertaken by committees within a - few days. Jl1 just set Tb SHIMMY oota n.r.. ( nr. m D. T 1 Ftr r I -a iit)i m m s i i vi : u ware-,' U it I Bogus Ex-Service Men to Be Jailed, s Is Aim of Legion - Bogus ex-servtce men will be jailed tf a campaign started by Portland post . of the American Legion becomes effec tive. Many civilians have purchased army clothing and represented them- . selves to be veterans, it was declared Monday night at the regular meeting of 'Portland post. Some solicit subscriptions to maga zines not having Indorsement of the ez . service men, it was charged. The dis trict attorney will be asked to prose cute 'all frauds. Bona fide American Legion representatives will hereafter carry Identity cards. The executive committee was given power to plan the erection of a club ..house and headquarters. t Debate as to Jack Dempsey'a war time patriotism did not get far along. -several members brought up the ques f tton, but others insisted It had no place In the meeting, and It was tabooed. r 'Home for Salvation Army Rescue Work Inadequate, Report A larger home with Improved facil ities is required for the rescue work of the Salvation Army, whose present home houses 23 persons, while 14 are on the watting list, according to the report of Major Harris read at an advisory board By Fay King (Mlaa Kin is Portland girl. who firat newa paiwr work was publiaUed in The Journal t eral yean ago. : 8ha now is located la New York.) 1 don't know a thing about astron omy ! But I: should worry I bet a lot of those guys that have all the tall talk on the topic are so busy measuring the yardage and mileage and trying to figure what the freight rates and postal zones are going to be if we ever make telegraphic con nections, that; 10 to 1 they miss a lot of the joy that comes from just look ing at the Moon and the Sun as a" coupla old pals '. I get thrill enough outa just know ing that it's the same old Moon and Sun that Cleo and Mark and Nero and all those, gangs that have long since checked out on a one-way ticket to wherever the next stop is ! And it means more to me to know that in just i little while after the Sun and Moon cross the state line here they'll be beaming down on a housetop and garden that are mighty dear to me because they hold the home folks ! I'm afraid 'these telescope birds that are always adding and subtract ing sur spots and craters get too scientific. I'd; rather fill in a little sentiment and imagination ; I like the "faces" better than the facts ! Why, to me that old Sun and Moon have as dozen different ex pressions. Many a time I watched them dip down into the great Pacific and they 4ook positively lovesick out there. I've watched them cross the mighty luncheon at the Hotel Portland Monday At the same meeting : Mayor Baker was named chairman of the board, with Henry R, Reed as secretary. Other members are: Governor Olcott, Louis O. Clarke, Dr. G. H. Douglas. Aaron It. Frank, Eric V. Hauser, J. L. Hammers ley Sr., A. O. Jones, William M. Ladd, George Lawrence Sr.. Dr. C. J. McCus ker. George Stapleton, R. A. Stewart, J L. Wright, L. R. Wheeler. Lieutenant Colonel T. W. Scott, pro vincial officer of the North Pacific province, reported comprehensively on the campaign for 1919. Future work In the industrial department was outlined by Major Bree. R. N. Stanfield to Be Defendant in Suit for $21,000 Service on a suit filed in the United States district court here in June, 1919, has just been completed, and In the near future proceedings of Story & Work may be started against R N. Stanfield. T. B. Story and L. P. Work, cattle dealers of Bozemati. Mont., allege they contracted with Stanfield for 7000 yearling ewes at $11.50 a head. They declare Stanfield did not keep his con tract and they seek $21,000 damages. BEAUTY COMFORT ART MUSIC Under the Direction of Jensen and Von Herberg PORTLAND'S MAGNIFICENT NEW THEATRE IS ABOUT COMPLETED THE PEOPLES V WATCH OPENING I rs Rockies, with a sort of dignity and respect for those big old mountains, and I've seen them speed across the Parades like as if it was a good stretch of road. But here in New York, when they disappear behind the oil cloud crush ers, they have to me the most mis chievous expression. They look pos Itivley gossipy ! They kinda wink and flirt at you and look so sophisticated. 'Just like a coupla regular Broad wayltes ! APOSTOLIC AIRPLAIIE-! TO ARRIVE HERE WITH SKY PILOT STEERING Big Three-Seated Curtiss Plane to Be Used Here in Cam paign for Near East Relief. Long more or less a misnomer, the "sky pilot" will come into actual being in Portland Saturday or Sunday when the great three-seated Curtiss Oriole airila.ne. firiiur overland from Tulsa, Okla., through Los Angeles, arrives in Portland with a regular preacher at the wheel. 1 The blar plane is the recent purchase of the Apostolic Faith mission pf Port land which on Monday was tendered to State Chairman S. C. Lancaster for use at his direction in connection with the approaching campaign for Near East relief. The mission has also placed at the disposal of the committee one of Its large auto trucks, with a driver. Workers from all over Northern Ore gon attended a conference at the Hotel Benson Monday and a conference of workers from Southern Oregon is being held today at Eugene. Chairman Lan caster and Director J. J. Handsaker are in Eugene assisting in organisation. An appeal for the continued finan cial and moral support of the United States in the efforts of Armenia and the other famln-etrtcken ' Near East countries to become self-supporting, was made ' at the conference by. General Mesrop Axgapetian. military leader and diplomat, who also addressed the Cham ber of Commerce at Its noon meeting. 2 Drives for Funds In Portland Have Favorable Action Applications of the Pisgah Home col ony and Near East Relief society to con duct campaigns for funds during the month of February have been favorably recommended by a committee represent ing the presidents' council of the vari ous civic clubs In a letter received by Mayor Baker Wednesday morning The committee was appointed some time ago to investigate all applications for drives. The Pisgah Home asks for authority to conduct a campaign for $25,000 dur- ins: the last week in February. The Near East Relief society's drive is for $73,- 200. Eeckless Driver Is Given Fine of $75 Ori Dickensen.- salesman for a whole sale produce house, was fined $75 Tuesday afternoon by Municipal Judge Rossman, after entering- a plea of guilty to a reckless driving charge. Dicken sen was arrested at Broadway and Oil man street on December-31, after Motor cycle Officer Wiles had seen him cut a corner. ., "-5? y ... ... .. ;-));;:;i;;-j"-nj '- TW -' J Safe CferlllFAIlTSendinVALIDS ASK FOR llorlich' Tie Origin; Avoid rorlnfants,lnvalidsand0row1nf Chn3rtn Rich mflk, mailed grain extract la Powder The Original Pood-Drink foe All AgeslN i-,f fj rHfrrtihla H. Liebes 6? Go.'s 56th Annual Fur Sale The woman buying furs now, in this sale, will be looked upon with envy by the woman who buys furs next year. In buying now you avoid the future ad vances which are already in sight. 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