Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 06, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextT, PA(;E E1GM1. THEJXAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1919. QuOiOS Of MAKIUN m WEEK BEFORE T; frtOLlCS ARE PUF .UN SCHtDULE GO! BIG DOUBLE BILL A SHOW FOK EVERYBODY GO ! cutis in sie Ferguson -;- "Fatty Arbuckk DRIVE ANNlUNClD 1. i ' .4 i ? i " I . 5.4 J I I' 4 .'. Two hundred find forty thousand i The coming: week will be a busy one dollars has been announced as the Ore- - for the entire stuff at the Y. AI. C. A. gon diocese quota for the forty-two j 1 he permanent siaf f consists of the million dollar financial part of the na- j following: James Eivin, secretary; O. tion-wide campaign of the Episocpal J. Hull, physical director; Miss Cio'ldiJ church. Of this national total twelve jvviizel, day cierh; heo Jauiaus, nigiu thousand five hundred nine dollars has clerk; Miss Gretchen Brown, pianist, been assigned to St Paul's church at and Sim Phillips, superintendent of Salem and $440 to St. Mary's church at i building. Woodbum. I me new series of volley and biff ball Beginning December 7th an every begins on Monday evening at 5;io member canvass will be made of ever i sharp. At the banquet on Friday Episcopalian in every parish in the 'evening George D. Alderin and Edwin United States. The Episcopal church 'M. Hoffnell were elected captains for is planning a remarkable-development the new series. Ihey have selected o fits work. It plans to enlarge the i their teams. scope of its usefulness, not only in the On Tuesday evening the boys rally nation but all over the world, and It t will be held. Preparations have been .Is to finance this work that all Episco-'made to entertain 12a boys, ail under palians will be asked to pledge a small 14 years old. They will meet at tin sum weekly to finance the work. . "Y" directly after school have their Oregon's Benefits Large. exercises on the gym floor and a swim In eddition most parishes will add to In the tank. Rev. H. N. Aldrich will their nation-wide quota the estimated lead them in a rousing song service ot budget of their church for the next popular songs. An excellen dn three years making a combined effort will be served. Miss Bertha Clark will to secure the total sum required both whistle, and E. Cooke i-atton will u for the nation-wide campaign and for some of his wonderful tricks. Harold local ise at the same time on the basis Cook of the Boy Scouts and Dr. E. E. of weekly, fortnichtlv. or mnnthlv tisher Will riolivai l.tMof ..H. A , ' the boys will bj singing "America' dismissed at 7:30. Feed to Be Held. Thursday evening at 6 o'clock the regular weekly "feed" of the members of uie hi will be held. This club now has about 30 members and 11 of them ure delegates to" the Older Boys conference meeting today and tomor row at Albany. Sixteen boys are dele gates from Salem to tht pnnvuntinn At th meeting Thursday evening re- the delegates pledges. The Oregon diocese Is expected to receive aproxlmately two dollars for every dollar it offers in the nation wide campaign. Many of the smaller parishes and missions will be financed to help them to carry on and enlarge their work. 1 ive small automobiles will be provided for rural work in big rural districts. A religious community house will be built at the University of Oreeron on bind nwnprf Viv tVna copal church, to provide a social center ports will be made by ior stuaents and at the same time a from the Salem Hi Y religious center where their interest Friday evening a meeting of all ean- In church affairs maybe kept up while didates for the commercial basketball they are in college. It is probable also league will be held. Thirty members that the University of Oregon will be of the "Y" have signed up for this the headquarters in the northwest for year's league. Captains of the various college work of the Episcopal church, teams will be elected and practice will Similar work will be carried on at Cor- begin immediately. Vallis. i Reiuiira to Ri Tlm. luiucatlonal Work. In additional the church' nl ns 1n Daintprs will hatrin u-rti-Lr ttr,,.A,.i..n. 7 equip logging camps with chaplains so painting the game, reading and social that a program of education may be rooms. When the rooms are fitiisheJ carried on that may combat, bolsbev. a public reception for al' friends of ism and I. W. W.ism with Christianity.' the 'local '"' will be given'. Announcements made for the Ore- Sunday afternoons at 3 o'clock the gon budget will be tenative as the joint leaders of the dozen bible classes at commission in New York has not final--the university meet with the wtcroinrv. ly decided on the cxpediture of the There will be no public Sunday after ft "GUMY Would it be that when the Jury came in? Out there In the Indian Jungle, her beast of a husband, mur dered. The evidence all against her. Her love, her hopes, shat tered and buried in England. The verdict would matter little after all. Then came the witness for the defense! Surprise suspense scene after scene of appeal to the heart that is simply over whelming! And an end well, this is one picture you won't dare to miss. . if J7 I fff i , s I if . IN TOMORROW (continuously) and MONDAY 2. 7 and 9 p. m. I is.-' 1 hi -fT--r- jnn lorrlble tale f a crpentor wl, uw ft(h that ho oawpd but little. And lurlnK thorn- lost period, toh-U-lat Then ono dn,rk i,l,;l,t, whcn villlan wui acting w,)r8(l ,h(in lmuiil there tx quarr(,u over a elrl. Tlio aotom struck, und Hi,-h-h' "l''atty" put on u show ut hl own ! ! Bettor eorni-! 1 he Witness for the Defense" rEHJ IN "BACK STAGE" IF YOUR LIPS ARE CHAPPED DON'T COME OR YOU'LL CRACK 'EM MUSIC, AS YOU LIKE IT. PATHE NEWS PICTORIAL 0 O IV : have been completed. These subs.au- tially are the same a9 those maue fund. to be raised The nation-wide campaign is the proof of Billy Sunday's old utterance: "When the Episcopal church wakes up look out." The Episcopal church Is truly wak ing up and realizing its responsibility and intends to be a greater factor In . the future. Tlnrlniv tha 1 tia u....t3 iiccr riier iiiiiifc;--' ana - , . nm ,,-in i. , June when it was uncertain whether Germony would accept the treaty of Versailles, it was learned. Foch at that time prepared a triple plan of invasion of Germany by Bel gian and British armies by way of Essen and Munster toward Berlin American and French armies from Frankfort up the valley of the Main, noon religious services until the rooms comI)letelv separating northern and are renovated. southern Germany and by ' rench ar- MOORE BUYS IMPERIAL FURNITURE BULDNG ALLIES TO RENEW WAR UPON GERMANY . (Continued from page one) . Imies in Lorraine toward TTlm. 'rencli Cotts'd'.-rs Attick. Owing to Germany's attitude, the French government is . ,.8,.,. mobilisation of all aviation sc well as recalling the younre- c'asre demobilized infantry, it was rumoreu today. If further occupation of Ger many is necessary, these steps prob ably will be taken soon, it was said Dispatches from Germany announ W. II. Moore today became the own er of the Imperial Furniture store building, a two-story brick block at 177 North Liberty street, paying the heirs of -the E. P. McCornack estate $26,600 cash for the hntMimr Mr Mooro came to Salem military program will be supported if the pact is not signed, it was said. Artillery Is Moving. The Matin reports an important , L,lsPatches "om Germany announ r,,n,.omf t.- v, i cng heavy movement of allied trnnn ...vumvm ileum iictivj miiuery . , ,,, on the right bank of the Rhine already 'ndlcate the ,lllies are settling their i nr .. forces for the drive should the Kitua- patch. Numerous guns already havi crossed the Kehl bridge. Andrew Bonar Law. government (Spokesman, in a speech at Glasgow, declared the allies have the power to enforce the peace treaty and ,if neces sary, will enforce it I The London Dress todav aeroed no. 1 tion was necessary to enforce imme diate and strict compliance with terms of the treaty. tion demand It. Huns Are Alarmed. Meantime, the attitude of the Ge man delegation in ParlH. hnndnl Baron Kurt Von Lersner. has changed from one of bluff to alarm. Tha French press today unanimously pointed out the general a v tf Germans was brouerht on lnro-olv h the the failure of the American senate to rainy ine peace treaty. Germany bv in - - u .o.uo iu cuiuiii in i y i u iorm Hutchinson, Kansas, and entered the "Germany's fate is in her own the opinion of the newspapers, sees in lurniture trade. On December 1, 1918. hands," declared the Mail. "There al- the American senate's action an oppor ne bought out the Imperial Furniture ready has been too much delay, evasion tunity to secure revision of the term store and fixtures, put in a new stock and talking. Germany must comply Many persons in well informed and has increased his businenQ .inn nr mf. ih .. kv.v, i .-j... . . ... - ...... . mv buitlOilui;ilUi;9, ' 111. 11 ll'.Tia IUMV w(jrp f.i - (ill f -Lllia IS not ail tnat Mr. I "it lo t mc frtr not nn " thft ' r.a.m..n 11. . utner newspapers took a simna. ' - " ' e of . per cent Moore has done since he arrived in the capital city of Oregon He bought himself a home, helped organize the Salem Bank of Com merce, of which he is a director, and built the Moore block of two 2-story modern brick stores. Mr. Moore is a progressive business man in the prime of life and thinks well of Salem because Salem has done well by him. view, voicing the opinion there has tum la all that is needed, they believed. wvcii iuu uiui;u impuuent oicKerintr and "treacherous controversy.' Republican Convention tie field In West New York,. Dec. 6. Governor Sproule of Pennsylvania and Governor iuciveivie oi Nebraska will make the Keynote By Henry Wood (United Tress Staff Correspondent.) . Paris, Dec. C. The allies today were prepared to start a new triple invasion of Germany if she refuses to sign the protocol to the peace treaty, in the opinion of well inton. ed pesons he.e. Press and public alike were conn dent a virtual ultimatum will bo des patched to the German government Within 48 hours. Blow Vndrr Way. Preparations for a decisive military blow already are under way. Under BUSINESS MEN FAVOR ' HIGHER PAY PROPOSALS (continued from page one) . . . . ..... luanu tue - - " .... t.. .. uib uuuci tillue addresses at the meeting the armistice terms the allies can re ihllnnn nadnnn . nn.M.nA . of the republican national committee in vvasnington next Wednesday,, ac cording to an announcement by Will H. Hays chairman. Hays also will speak. The chief business of the Washing ton meeting will be selection of a time and place for the national conven tion. Chicago, St. Louis, San Francis co and Asbury Park are the chief bid ders and the date is expected to be about June 15. and ought to carry by a iarge major ity. I fully endorse the proposed in crease." Four definite reasons are cited by Mr. Winslow for his support of the proposal, as follows: "First, because, considering the ed ucation retiuired for that ch ; service the teachers are underpaid. JJollar Buys Less "Second, because the dollar of to--i , , . . ... nounce that agreement unon three WUI l" V cenls ,n Pur" day's notice, re-establishing a state of I ZZm t i ,u , howe 11 Th" '"Tt -rr -HyeTveln'Tct 2? however, hey probably will give Ger- ..Third because of the sZm at- ZZf?nf ' t0 8if?n thB Pr' tltu,5e of the teachers toward the 111 f afelt0, the execution of the hools. the public and this increase peace treaty before renouncing the in salary; they are not threatening to T,. . . , striKe; mey are only asking fair treat- I'ollowlng conferences between Field ment, arid' their attitude should be Marshal Wilson of Great Britain and considered. Marshal Foch of France military plans "Fourth, because, while I do not to enforce the terms of the armistice fear for the remainder of this year, N. M. Lewton at Moose Hall, Sunday N. M. Lewton, lecturer and Bible student, vr.il be in Salem next Sunday and will give one of -his lectures on "Jesus Comes Again! How? When? Why?" There are un-numbered reasons why he cannot come the second time in human flesh, and this irregardless of the expectations of the majority of Christians. All the wonderful events and signs of the tunes por t to the present as the due time for the Second Advent. The "reasons for His coming, when under stood as explained in the Scriptures, are full of hope and joy for the world. The "Golden Age" of poet's dreams, but awaits His com mrnd for its inaguration. ,The late C. T. Russell, the most noted and recogniged Bible student since the Apostles has tlr s to say in Jesus' Second Advent "Whd then are these who look for Him and to whom He will appear the second time, unto balv?tion? We answer that in the Time of TW, ?nd subsequently, the whole world will begin to look for the Deliverer. All na tvwill be. desiring Him-not as a sin offering agpin, but for their salvation. As mp.rki"d will get their eyes open to their need of salvation, they will be looking for this deliverance by the Christ in glory. Thev ' will never see Him with their natural eyes. But they will look for Him in the same sense that we now see Jesus they will see Him with the eye of Frith." . Come and hear Bible nroofs on above sub ject at the Moose Hall, Sunday, December 7 t 2:30,. m. Sts free. No admission! Bn-g a fnend with you. Moose Hall, Sunday Dec. 7, at 2:30 p. m. jF5 J? n jv, - -j? IP y& il iS ii II r- i r -if -ii n ALWAYS GOOD MOST TIMES GREAT Vaudeville- SCOTT and SEYMOUR Eccentric Laugh Makers r ( TH for I believe the teachers will fulfill their contracts, yet-1 do fear for the future, when it-comes to making new contracts, if the public refuses to rec ognize the adverse conditions under which our teaching force is laboring" Raise Good Bus1iiish Wat Every Day Is Teachers Deserving "I am in fayor of the poposed raise of the teachers' salaries," is the en ZS:Zen' f Isad01e a-'eenbaum. thn.: ' ; " . re Very dl''ent from v 1CW years ago. The teach 01 ppamtion to fit ....... . posmons, and aio p., HENDRY and BRADLEY Scotch American Entertainers ARTHUR ABBOTT & CO. Present their Character Comedy Gem "HIS BIRTHDAY GRIFFITH in "THE TOWER OF JEWELS" MUTT and JEFF CARTOONS BLIOM THEATRE At DAY Incorporated . . . II consirle'at on the oronosed ood turinp. to -m-m- tULed 1: ? llviS wage. , ...c mlJ,. u Unruh ,s anothor uu busn.ess e of the cUy."" j JirbX."; 'T' ,ncre . "The law of supply and demand Sa.em pub. nhai',.t?.C.1,er. of -th( snouia not be considered in securing the increas in W entitled to teachers," says Paul Wallace, "but we ta , 7onl bv'?, th6y refue8' should consider what we are getting, cof It ,1 byv..r.eaiion ot th W8h 'The extensive' preparation requir- point of efflcienev , . 8 Btaml ed of the teachers should be given due better prepaw SJiv ? r"01' t( consideration. I am heartily in sympa- ties whteh ttet le dU iwticnt amount asked by the teach ers Is a very low advance compared to the flflvnnon n n..i l" Bal antl wear, n would omy just and fair to alio,,, " ovcji be thy with pay.ng higher salaries to tho leocners ana wi 1 suoDort the mnvn- ment." B. H Choate, director of the Salem Business Men's lencrue. dclarpa thnt "in my oninion tlm sion is just as important and as no ble as medicine or law. nnd nhnnll ha paid for accordingly. --We cannot af- Imore han "is a vear t0 ?L'.W Ve' ford to lose good teachers because of . " & year' or 2-3 dol Insufficient salar: must support them ln their efforts to movement in the followfn? Prt ,f the secure proper remuneration. I hpliev n "lno I011wlng words: "In a large majority of the business men lower the standi- i We cannt 1 of the city agree with me. but many enTnlovW .l" ' 0ur "ol by ( are likely to be careless and neglect low salaries. W3L T01 at to vote. Here lies the danger of de- ies of our teaew? e" the salar" feat. We ought to consider it our dutv . Z " .-!er8 .on a level with to our eh:idren. well ns to th o ' ner cltles ' our state. teachers, not onlv to. think favornhlv a 88 10 .my children, to our ! toward the increase but actually to fndors "th s measu e 1 VOte t0t U'' . -alTle. of our teeing Z? GRAND MONDAY. Dec. 8 THE L0VE.LAUGHTER & LINGERIE FARCE Kept n.y. Laughing FOR Fight Months A.H.Woods Presents IV ..ilMTTHfflPt. I Wk V k I IIT! ,,, lXlLlJ O B'VLCONY, $1.00, $1.50; CAIXF.rtY 80ft tf SEATS! tTADII mri, ...Af'V 0W' (Aav) 1 6."