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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JUNE 2.1, 101i.
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The Salvation Army, backed financially by the B. P. 0. E., rendered services to American Expeditionary Forces in France that will never be forgotten. The
Salvation Army "lads" and "lassies" were on the job every minute, operating canteens with Hun shells dropping all around them They made coffee and bak
ed American Doughnuts and Apple Pies for the Doughboys almost in the trenches. The simplicity and sincerity of their service went straight to the hearts
of American Soldiers and all America' They brought far-away home near to Our Boys.
The Home Service Fund Campaign June 22 to June 30, under the direction of the Oregon State Elks Association GIVES US A CHANCE TO MAKE
GOOD HERE AS THE SALVATION ARMY MADE GOOD OVERSEAS. Every dollar contributed in Marion County will be used in Marion County for
HOME SERVICE. . ' SMSKSS..
A MAN MAY BE DOWN, BUT NEVER OUT 1
Salvation Army Men and Women haYe dedicated their lives to the work of relieving others. While they must have food, clothes and shelter to live de
cently, they ask no reward in this life beyond the respect and appreciation of their f ellownien; Hence they are well fitted both in spirit and experience to han
dle money carefully and frugally. None will be wasted. Believing that "A Man May Be Down But Never Out" they will use this money for the following '
purposes: ' "
To Feed the Hungry;
To Clothe the Ragged;
To Shelter the Homeless;
To Champion the Cause of the Weak;
To Advise, Teach, and Aid the Unfortunate;
To give a vast volume of Temporary Relief.
To Reclaim Wayward Girls and Fallen Women ;
To Assist Homeless, Jobless Men with work to become sclf
Supporting; To Help Released Prisoners to get a New Start in Life;
To Care for Dependent, Orphaned and Neglected Children;
To Aid Poor Mothers and Sick and Helpless Babies.
I To open its doors to Every Human Being in need of help, physically
morally or spiritually, without regard to creed, color or race.
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Let us put the Salvation Army to work in Marion County. We need
them, and they need our help. Do your bit.
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