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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
BOYS CLOTHES

(sixty-eight) BOYS CORDUROY
SUITS, sizes to II years;
new winter styles Of dark drab
corduroy; excellent for wear;
full cut and well made; $1,000
and $1100 qualities. $500
BOYS SHIRTS, sizes 1915 to IL
years, neat stripes, made with
neckband and collar attached;
coat style, full cut, fast colors;
special .............s........569
(Twenty-nine) BOYS SWEAT
ERs, sizes to IL years; dark
red, gray and green; coat style,
large collars; $500 and $500
QUALITIES ..o....S.sS~.sss..@ LBS
(Fourteen) BOYS JUNIOR
SUITS, sizes to years; all
wool, straight pants; $500 quail.
1ty NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y0sSS
(Eleven) BOYS oVERcoATs,
sizes III to years; dark, all,
wool materials; $1,000 and
$1,000 qualities ............S4.75
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
LEATHER GOODS

BELTS FOR WOMEN AND MISSES,
of calfskin, kid, suede, patent and
other feathers, various colors. Up to
$500 qualities Observation-Disclosures 5e
COIN PURSES FOR WOMEN AND
MISSES, of calfskin, kid, suede,
patent and other feathers, various
colors. UP to $500 qualities. .25G
COIN PURSES FOR WOMEN AND
MISSES, various feathers, one and
two compartments; up to $t.00
qualities NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .2SG
MUSIC ROLLS, Of leatherette, $1.00
quality Observation-Disclosures. zoe
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Negro Leader Slain
by Jealous Woman
Special to The Times

MUNCIB. Ind, Jan. 20.-Frank pea
nut Bass, for years a leader in the
Muncie negro underworld and infuen-
tial in politics, was shot and instantly
killed today by Ruby MeCray, colored,
his housekeeper, when she found him at
the home OF another woman. Bass was
one Of those arrested this week by Fed
eral prohibition enforcement officers in
the raid on Illegal liquor sellers-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Baby, Tossed From
Roof, Saved in Fire

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 20.-Theodore
Hammond, 5, was burned to death and
two other children narrowly escaped
death when fire destroyed the dwelling
OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hammond here
last night Edward Hammond, 2, was
saved by his father, who threw the chilo
from the roof Of a porch into the arms
of a neighbor
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
ON OUR FIFTH FLOOR
HOUSEFURNISHINGS

(Six) eLug5IRo WASHING MA
CHIMES, used for demonstrating
purposes; in perfect mechanical
condition; $175.00 quality $1,000
WEAR-EVER ALUMINIUM cOMBl-
NATION STEAMERS; S470 quail
ity NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $&.9S
WEAR.EVER ALUMINIUM KET.
TIES, with lid, 6-Quart size; $40
quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S1.9S
CAN OPENERS, 2sc quality. .......13S
WINDOW VENTILAToRs, SIC quail
ity ..................-.. $50
FRENCH TEA POTS, of fre-proof
pottery; $1.OO quality ............4 SS
TABLE Go1LETs, 25c quality, each 100
IDEAL ALUMINIUM WINDSOR kET-
TIES, 5-Quart size; $3.50 quail
tty 5000. ............. .S1.6S
(Twenty) BUTTER MERGERS, one
pint milk, one pound butter
makes two pounds merged butter;
Sl.OO quality .....,.............. Doc
SERVING TRAYS, white enameIed-
SLAB quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3G
$115 quality ......-........... $50
$1.10 quality NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50
CLoTHEsPIN APRONS, white can
vas, 59c quality .35S
sHINo DUST CLOTHS, chemically
treated; 29c quality .............. 14S
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

on the other. He was in this neighbor-
hood about four years ago. His name
was DObbinston."
Dobbinston-kind of goody, goody
chap?"
"Yes, that's the mani"
'Guess / know him. He committed
suicide three years ago."
what! My brother committed sui
cider Was he i'll or in trouble, or what2"
HE called me q Lar, stranger"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
EXCESS PROFITS
TAX DISCUSSION.

In the afternoon there Will be the fol-
lowing addresses: Excess Profits Tax
Why 1t Should be Repealed-A substi-
tute." Edward c. schoen. vice president
of the Columbia Hardwood Lumber Com
pany, Chicago; TRADE Acceptance VS..
Open Book Accounts; Its Value as a
Credit Insurance; Correction of Trade
Acceptance Abuses-Do They Tend to
Initiate or Make Credits More Liquid,
Elmer w. Stout, vice president Fletcher
American National Bank. indianapolis
ITO Have and to Hold Thirty Six Thou
sand Members; Convincing Sales Argu-
ments in Membership Work." D. W.
Cauley, Cleveland. Ohio, to be followed
by a general discussion and announce
ments.
The dinner and entertainment IN the
evening will conclude the conference.
There are now local associations of
credit men. affiliated with the national
association. at Muncie. South Bend. FIT.
Wayne. Terre Haute, Evansville and In
cianapolis, the latter city having the first
organization IN the State, and the total
membership of these six local associa-
tions Is about 1900.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
NOTIONS

ONO AND KLEINERT DRESS
SHIELDS, crescent and opera
shapes, Nos 2, and 4, our reg
lar 500 to SOC qualities .25G
NET 6RAssIEREs, with shields,
sizes 36 and SO only our regular
$3.50 quality ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SSc
FACE WELLS, taupe, navy and brown,
our regular 10c quality ............5G
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Jap Wall Over Tax Bill

TOXIC, Jan. 20.-A wall of protest
went up from Japan with the announce
ment that the national budget will call
for 562, 100000 yen, nominally $2S1 Co.,
coo. Half the amount was for the Army
and Navy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
KNIT UNDERWEAR
Our entire stock Of Kayser and Fores
Mills knit underwear for women
AT 70 PRICE

AT u PRICE
Our entire stock Is Misunderstanding
is reserved.
Included are swiss ribbed vests and
union suits, fine ribbed vests and
union suits and Italian silk top
union suits, pink and white, every
wanted style. Regular and extra
sizes.
S100 quality neutrality-suspicious.. Doc
$l.5O qua!lty .....'...''.t.' ''...'E oC
$500 quality ...................$1 .0O
$3.OO qualLy ............- - . .OV
And so on up to $500 qualities. $500
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
CREDIT MEN OF
INDIANA WILL
DISCUSS LAWS
Annual Conference to Be Ad'
dressed by President of
National Body.
DAYS SESSION PLANNED

One OF the features of the fifth annual
Indiana State conference of members of
the National Association of Credit Men,
which will be held at the ClaypooI Hotel
tomorrow, VII be the dinner tomorrow
evening, at which the speakers will be
w. f. H. Koelsch, president Of the Ma
tional Association of Credit Men and
president Of the New Netherland Bank Of
New York, whose subject will be EVERY
thing to Help Nothing to Hinder" and
". H. Tregoe, New York City, secretary
treasurer of the national association,
whose subject will be Observation Of
Credit and Business Conditions"
MORNING PROGRAM
OUTLINED.
The program for the opening session
tomorrow morning includes an invoca-
ton by the Rev. Frederick e. Taylor Of
the First Baptist Church; an address Of
welcome, by E. G. Holmes, Indianapolis,
credit manager of the c. P. Lesh Paper
Company and a director Of the national
association; q response by 0. c. Carr,
Evansville, secretary manager, Evans
vile Morris Plan Bank, and the follow
ing addresses: estate Taxes, With Els
pecial Reference to Indiana Laws, What
We Should Have and How We Can Get
IT, ny SAMUEL D. IeLtlnBlAl' oouth DtHu
Credit Abuses and Cancellations; Eject
on Business Conscience, Sales Contracts
and Returned Merchandise" T. $. Bo-
gardus, Terre Haute; The Relation Be
tween Bank and Merchandise Creditors;
How the Bank Credit Department Func-
tons" C. e. Sullivan. vice president
Merchants National Bank. Indianapolis;
Adjustment and Interchange Bureaus
II. c. Dodson. Evansville. assistant man
ager adjustment and interchange bureau;
Commercial Failures, Their symptoms,
Causes and Prevention" Stanley L. But
Ter, FIT. Wayne.
At noon there will be a luncheon at
the hotel. during which there will be
shown motion pictures Of California, ad-
vertislng the national convention Of
credit men to be held there this year,
and music
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
TOILET GOODS

cOTYs TOILET WATERS,
medium size bottle, L'or, Lori
gan, Jasmin and Chypre, 1925
quality ........... .S4.69
CoTYs FACE POWDERS, Chy
pre-. Jasmin and L'or, all shades,
$1.00 quality ..................6 $40
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

PINAUo's LILAs VEGETAL, $115
quality OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .S7c
coLGATE's OR WILLIAMS AS
sORTED~TALcUMs, zoe quality 11$
RABcocKs coRYLoPsls TAI
CUM, zoe quality ...............1 OG
JERGEN's BATH TABLETS, 10c
SOAPS, odds and ends, up to Csc
qualities ,....................
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
Trouble 1t Was

81 am trying to find my brother" said
the EngIishman timidly to the fierce
looking person with sheath knife on
one side Of his belt and q six-sh0Oter
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20
ON OUR FIRST FLOOR
WOMEN'S HOSE

WoMEN'S FULL FASHIONED
PURE SILK HOSE, 10 inches
OF pure silk, 10-inch mercerized
Isle top, with 5-inch garter
top, high spliced heel; fully
reinforced; black and white; all
sizes; formerly sold at $3.50;
extra special, pair ............0t
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

GORDON" HOSE FOR WOMEN,
light weight, seamless foot, fash.
toned leg, fully reinforced, black, all
sizes, Csc quality, pairs, $1.OO,
pair Observation-Disclosures.
BUSTER BROWN Isle HOSE FOR
WOMEN, black, seamless foot,
fashioned leg, fully reinforced.
broken lines, soc quality, pair. 20c
BALsRIGGAN HOSE FOR WOMEN,
some seamless, some full fashioned,
fully reinforced, broken lines, Acc
to SOC qualities, pair ............. %oc
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-20

BARGAIN TABLE
OF GROCERIES
MARKED AT DIS
COUNTS OF SoTa
to 1910. Odds and
ends of nationally
advertised package
and can foods-every
item reduced. No
c. o. DIS, no limits
purchase as much
as you like
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is INST MIR.

Der 0loplcr SiuaRol bate por
@erIdlt cine @crhanolua9. IN otrcn
EerImu meintc CT sum Rldltcr &C.
nctOct: sd rpii6tc idlou cincn
3culcn Scr mid entlalteu touute,
lber Is ulgt ia uldltS ="
Der &ertcioilcr nAtcrbriht Den
Simouol loiort uno ltcllt Den Nm.
tra1. Die NcrbuuoIuna ul9pieecn
mo Nicicn Gntlalun195cnden Si To-
0Cu.
Ger @critt3loi 5ltnt lid 5uriid
mo nuh tinlQer 3ct ptrfimott Scr
Rldltcr, 0aG Der WtrittSbof 0cu
Autro1e 0c@ &erteiol8cr& 5uiumme
Ruo Die &orIoom1 oe~ ,}elgtu be.
ihloNcn babe.
Nidter: aSlopier Simon. iiuo
Sic nit ocu NcidlIuiit cjuutrituH.
oen2"
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i'd idlou. ubcr g mt5t ia nix
8ihtcr: .Hbtr Sjc h0rcu oot.
Scr ,9cltge iou poreetn0en ncrOeu!'
Simonol: rG0 must halt bod
mr. - CT is ia ldou dliarben!-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

oen, lorOtrn and cine 81 itnrfe
Srilbnna mo cine 6ortiiI9runa ser
i'm 3ei6 por6anoeuen Aabrunn~-
there. Auh oerhinoert ser <-uge-
huugsgrabeH cine 5u itarfe 9ela.
flung DER Gdmme uno Glmitbauten
0es SeideS. Sm I'ntereiic einer
iod)gemdBen gcmirtihaitung mHB
Scr Seih 10 anaelegt icin. oaB er
abIabbar lit. Die abIabporrid)timg
pirD an ser ~tieiiten Steae 0cs Fri.
DIS auqcbrad)t. gu oicier biIiu9'
reno miro Elm oen gnr3en Ield
ourd}}iebenoer @auptgra5en ge5o.
GEN, in mcld)en fleinere mo groBere
Seitenqrdbcn e%inmiinoen meIhe
ale t~iefercn Stelen oes 5eidles nit
Dem &auptgrabeu %ocrbinoen. Ger
S3pef oieies @robeuipitrms lit. ooB
ser leid) in alien ieinen Seilen
p~ollitdnoig troden LAUREN fam mo
oaB n0e Slide BEL ser Nbiiid)unA
cntlang Sen @rGben su Den t~iefIten
Steaen geleitet meroen, no Die gb.
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&cuanIage cines ScidcS oiirien
etpa oorbauSene @ur5elitodc nidlt
nil9Qerooet merocr. Sic limo iiir Die
gntpidelung DER Ndbrinuno ietr
notwenhig. biloen aud fiir Sic
GSiidS beliebtc llntcritcr0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

mas Wsbl 6eItdu6t uno nn9 ben
cffsnen Seiten bin ausgsrOlIt; maj
tonn aud oas 5eigitiid 10 orebsn.
oaB mon bic ofiensH SeiteH Tor Ii6
Fat; ieosnfaGs pirD Is oreimal 10
lang nusgerolt, ME ons Seigitiit
5uerIt mar, odnn oreimnI 3uinmmenz
gslegt uno pieoer in Der HGInIi6M
Weile nusgsrollt, nohmd!s oreimtl
5uidmmenlegen uno pIeosr ausrols
len; ne6mnls SuiammenleJen ano
10 Winuten oII SIS iiellen. Niepey
ousrollsn uno pisoer u Winutsn
uuf Sis i~telen; Der 5eis muB iets.
mal nusgerolt perosn. 0nrnuf Ii
3oll bid ausrolsn, runos ooer pier
edge Glide ousItusioen. ei,Ie nit
geihlaasnem 81 beItrsi6en. nit 3uder
beitrsuen uno in beibem Sfsn bnGsn
Iafer. Dan tam aud 5piTden oi,
5eiqitiidhen 8oupott gsbcn. urb If
oaIm bdden
eurrp Uou gefohtcm
4 III III lei d.. NterIlIr ldfne;'
set man 0aa Ilciih III einj0di1e
Stide. nnQeiGbr Elm Gint, aibt c3
in cine aaiicrole mo gibt 9cui;BeH.
ocs fofenoeS @aiier oarar, nm oo3
6leiib SIT 6eScdcn. Ga3u iiigt man
cine icinaeitnittene 3mie6cl. 1
SecIoficI Sal5, y EccloficI Eiefier,
oeft 81 mo l0Bt orciBig Winrten
fod)en. Ginen GBl0iieI MclI uno Ell.
nen GBloficl Butter l0Bt man in ei.
her Eioune 9clb wer0en, gibt cinen
SceI0ifel GurrpmIuer oaralL riihrt
nm wno IGbt > Minnten fod)cu, I'm.
geiGbr elm Tint YammbriIhe 5u9c.
cen mo iGuiN toden IoiielL uIlse.
i1hr 10 Minitcr. Damn onrd) ein
Sic5 gieBen. Gin Gioottcr uerriibrt
man gut nit ciucm GBIoiieI 3itrg.
n~cniait mo riibrt Sic Salie clang'
Jam oo5u. tbs Nleiih Ic1t rtan III
cine SfiiiicI mo giebt e:e Sauce
oariiber. @irb nit Geis ieruiert.
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Gntbiuung elmer @eoenftafel.

Gle 91fertnnun8 81 Altona bate
cine 0eoenticicr. oui Der Die Saiel
Der I'M arieac gciulIenen, Dem aIto.
roer SGter8euerbe angeb0renoen
@elbcn elt)iillt muroe. lie 8eoenf.
tafcI, Die 122 Noncu entj0lt. miro
i'm groBcn Soal oes Ydder-SSrl.
ningsbauIe5 cine bleibenoe Stdtte
finoen. 3St Scr @eodhtnisreoe mics
Der /. Gbermeiite $. Shrooi Oar.
aui bin, oaB in Iltono mobl faum
cine 8ldcriamiIie uon Der aricgs.
turie perid)ont seblicben iei. Cine
camille hat io8ar orei Sobne uno
rucbrerc mloere baben 5wei Sohne
pcrloren. Inter Witmirtung Der Sic.
oertoiel nlIm Die 5eier, Der ais
&ertreter oes WagiitratS StaO:Ipn.
oifuS &cter %beipobute. cincn erhe.
bcnoeu EcrInni.
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SdnittlIuiNr 3I9S.

Gicic3 Muitcr tonult in : Gro.
Ben iiir 81, Sc. IS. 40, T., A
nnO As SOL lGilCIWeIte. sir
@r0Be IS broIdt man 3Hs y02.
oes 40 Son brtitcn StoireS IIIr
Gas aIciO, mo pa !YOa, or5 -
3oll breton Materials iiir o09
@mp.
Sur @eritamg 0iclc9 Goitiim3
cmpicbIcn lth loIIcuoc Stofle:
Serge, Gunctun, S~rltoIette, Ghii.
Jon. Grcpe, Grepe 81 Chine. Ntla3
mo %Iuuct Bur Auapugula per.
rcn0e man PROBATE o0er StltcrcI.
Serge uno Atlus wi:rOcn Qlcid,inIl5
Gin icbr biIbidlea aoitiim grbcn.
Ger Mod lit mlttn ctuo , D0a.
WeIt.
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Die QulO0e
gcfuratiues 9cilusrf.

Sic wln5igcH Yiiilfhen, Die Die.
len Mmter beI itrenglter adlte
CONNIE II Inut iin0, mIrfeu ais
Nelmerf redJt %octoratlu; Die rulI'
Den, 3artcn Mhilllfen aus GldJbOrn.
vel3 NOedcn 3. =. taum Die @an.
0e. Gam liH0 ole ans Dem lalDlo.
IobIcH &rlmmer uertertiJten
Grcmplare 81 uer5eIdmen in tlctlen
rnuocn 6ornIeH. 3u eincm 0untel'
blaucn Noitiim oOer llmbang mo
0ieie graucn Wtiiiibcn rei5cn0, no
mcntbN III YegleitIng elmer fotet'
Ten ruben 8Ufe aus 0emleIben
0el3. @ctuJbnIih miro oieie aoIn'
biration obne @oISitiid getragen,
Die Ountle 6arbe Ocs 4n5uga blIoet
Ocn aragcn uno ole Sole fllr 0as
8cIitt. m1bremo Der galtf mo
@ut Dem @nI5en Den mIntcrlld)en
ulouigm Hnitrldl mo Den Stll pcr'
lciben. MclentlId)es tragen terrer
0ic pcr'd)ieoenartlgen 0urtel CUR
9lufhcumlg Der toilette bel. Gie
metaliihcn mo Yrotatbdnoer iino
uniihertreiilito fiir oIe brelten ODER
0rapierten @iirtel. oie iid) nit 8edlt
cingcbilrgcrt bnbcn; Damn glbt eS
Oen maleriitcu NHhluB Der Sail.
ienlinic non Hbenototletteu IN sc.
italt flciner &oientnuipcn, ionic
Wiirtel mo Sh0rpen aus SiiIl.
RnS m~ueroing8 fomlnCn Die ans
Sammetban0 Gn0cn periertIgten
0iirtcI ouf, Ole nit icioenen Eom.
sonS .ohidIiri,ru
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

SbnittmuItcr 3J0S.
0ieic3 NilIitcr fonnut in 1 Gro.
Cen: Helm 32-3l. mittrIgroB 50
big 80. 9roB 40-42, mo rrtra.
gtoB 44-4G 3oll Saillrnluritc.
Sir cine mitteIgrobe 6ilur bcoari
nion 6 yos. ocs y 3oa breitcl
Stofies.
Sur 4erItclma oicic5 Mooea$
eIgnen iih 8lanfet Cloth, Gi0er.
0opn, SeiOc, Stlos. Ncneritta,
Gcronrop, SaiDn Grcpr, gotlit mo
0oile.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

GicIe3 Wilitcr fonmt III 1 Gro.
zen iijr Nidodcn Don &, s, 10 un0
IL &ohrcu. Sur cine Adtidbriae
bralldt man Us yo@. oe3 50 Sou
brcitcn Stoiica liir Ona UIntp mo
2l2 Yo@. iiir Oa5 aIeio.
Sir OoS Wimp ejgltcn lidl SctOe.
Grcpt, %oplt, @atiit, NoiIr, Gbnll.
brcn Bcrcnle, Grill. Yop,m Non.
gee ootr &epp, Seruc. Elaj0 lut.
tina mo CANT iiir 0tn Mod.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

@ecBtc. 6ron5. Die Yoliiit fam :
iauSc ,SamiIienlebcu uniiitcn. Yfciue
IIte Is rcaftiondr 9eiiHut.
gap sir ood idlciocn o0cr ltrai'
lie nit &erndlhH1.
Get lot MD. 6roB! Mon fonn
6cd ccIe ISruu. Die rohts ltebt nid
hntS ileaeu lolicn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-04-08

Gleles Yilliter FOnInt in 4 Stu
BEN iir Yiaotcn pom 4. q. 3 mo
10 Sdbren. SIR enc Sed]sjdbrIge
braltdJt man 31s 30s. 9Cs 80 3Ou
brciten Stoiics.
,}ur &cturbcltuug OiCies YiIitcr5
eignen lih Serge, 3eneorIettt, IrI.
cotine, @;Opl:u, Saiiet. Sumcn.
9iepp, @mgban, aiuOcrgartcltId,
Sceriuder uno EercaIe.
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sernnbsn aIte, aeIGbmtr Srau.

&u NluIu 6raEgeu III 0ic &oa
muJl trucr GIteu. JcIlbmtsn 6rau
orci pCrrmmlm;e Scitalteu eiL. Der
iic clu Sltdl liter otu 0opi parfcp
uuo inter @%eorohuu1 nit aC8 81.
poIoer 5ur Ncrau@1obc ibrrr &ert,
l0tcu SlpOulcu. Ole Rdubcr Sl,rt
wubltcu clc goIJt &obmgHa uro
r1u5icu Nann &Jrle,S ulh SdmlEt'
lcItuIt1uHc i'm @eidHnuert pog
Hlthr oIS 10000 Mari.
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2mitimmnna.

sic: vGu~brnorpeiie BADEN mir
oie &tdrncr ocn sol 0cuIoft. che
mir uus fcnncn lcrnten, uno oos
tonnit Gu mir gIouben: lic uarcn
flilgcr oils Gu"
6 t.: ..IatiirlIdl ionit b1tte
Cid bod elmer gcn1mmen!"
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Sir cine nnge Game
Sdlnittmulter 1904

9ieies Niuiter tommt IN 3 Gro
Zen iir N6bhen bon ~. ii mo
10 Snbrcn. Sir cine S~ier5ebni0b-
rige broud)t man 4$S go$, oe3
Sc 3ol brcitcn Stoiic*.
3ur 8crnrbcitul0 Dieies MuItcr3
eiaueu iih Sole, 9otiit Crgon0p.
GboIlie, Yoplin. GinctuL Tolict.
5eioen' Sericn Gbormcule II. Ntlos.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
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Big Success

The motorcycle Gypsy tours,
which are fostered by the Motor
cycle & Allied Trades association,
and held annually, were again sue
cessfully held in all parts Of the
country June 1919. Over $1,000
motorcyclists are reported by Off
cial headquarters to have taken
Part.
In the Boston Gypsy Tour alone
to Old Orchard, Maine, where ra-
ces, games and a general frolic was
held for two days by the motorists.
over 100 riders took part. The
Minneapolis Tour was this year
again one Of the largest held and
the Denver tour also draw over
$50 motorcyclists. In addition to
these and other large city tours,
smaller events were held by deal
ers and clubs all over the copntry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
Motorcycle
IudustryHas
CoodOutlook

Akron, Ohio, June 25.-Consid-
erable optimism is expressed for
the outlook of the motorcycle in
dustry. in a statement made by
the Firestone Tire and Rubber
company who announce the addi-
tion of ]. H. Appleby, the well
known tire and rubber expert, to
their force of special motorcycle
tire representatives
Motorcycle registration con-
tinues to climb" this announce
ment says, 'and recent research
finds the motorcycle in fields of
service never before utilized. Ca
terers, for instance, are using the
motorcycle and side-car for deli
vering hot meals. Hospitals give
speedy first-aid withs them, while
the fast two wheelers are found in
greatly increased numbers operat
ing for messenger and telegraph
NOi1A PdAACSy OtOl uCAlNO nOl NJ PO~
lice force and postoffice service"
Mr.. Appleby has been with the
Firestone company many years,
much of his time being devoted to
the st. Louis and Kansas City dis
tricts. Naturally he has gained a
wide circle of business acquain-
tances who will welcome his pro-
motion as being we'll merited.
The announcement also reports
a trip east by c. T. Wodd, Fire
stone Cycle Tire representative,
with headquarters on the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Wood is making an ex-
tended visit for the purpose of
carrying back ideas and merchand-
ising plans. He expresses himself
as well pleased with the outlook,
and sees the motorcycle rapidly
taking its place as a necessity in
the nations. business life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
Fish Lake Road
Reported Open

Sweet Home, June 25-M. j..
Nye, representative of the Oregon
Western California Colonization
company, owner of wagon roads
lands, was in Lebanon and re-
ported that the road to Fish Lake
is now open. Mr.. Nye put on a
crew Of men and the forest Service
and the two crews working to-
gether have put the road in fair
shape between Cascadia and Fish
Lake. This is the first time that
the land company and the forest
service have worked together in
improving the road, and it was
found that men and equipment
was advantageous, as 1t gave the
crew plenty of men and equipment
to accomplish good results in a
short time, Mr.. Nye said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25

Motorcyclists of Detroit, Mich,
staged an oval contest in the form
of hill climb at Jerome. Mich.
the machines Of the contestants
being headed up steep slope $40
feet long, with a surface of sand
ten inches deep. Although at fl .'st
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
Automobile, Truck, tractor and Highway News Q

it. who returned to an Indiana city
after a sidecar trip to number Of
different choice streams in North
ern Michigan: Where the crowds
were content to stop at the easy
rendeyous and do their fishing in
the 'fished out streams, we went
right on until we struck stream
up in the wilds which we knew to
be well stocked with lively, hungry
fish. And we had things pretty
much to ourselves until on the
third day we were there, solo
motorcycle, rider emerged from a