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CUMBERLAND VALLEY TO
GET IMPROVEMENTS
Eleven Wilton Dollars VIII BE Spent
D.! Louisville una Nashville.
RpflrOnu.
RN AsSnnil,n.l
~ "NVU I-EtSS.
KNOXVILLE. TENN Inn & q

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Jan. G.-Thc
sum OF Sli,0oo.00U will.be spcn. In
the near future by the louisville. and
Nashville Railroad in Eastern and
Southeastern Kentucky the greater
part OF the pcnditures going to
the Cumberland Valley Division ac-
ccrdimE 30 an announcement mad. by
knoNv!ee officials OF the Louisville.
and Nashville.
Tho total budget of The Louisville
and Nashville for new equipment
and Improvement to It's system is
S33.Voo.OOo Of which the above Sill
100000 Will he used In the Kentucky
coal h.id nearest Tennessee. As a
result or the contemplated develop
inrnts ana improvements thousands
OF additional tons of coal can b. shin
ped from the coal fields OF Eastern
and southeastern Kentucky TN.
railroad VIII most cffcctually aid in
III" Development OF the coal rcsnur,cs
"i thia section which is in the nine
tcenth district and is therefore close
fields
The amount to be expended hv the
Louisville and Nashville Is three times
NOR" IMAM any budget ever planned
"y the railroad In its history. 1t
represents II total OF more than L
per cent par value OF the outstundin.
STOCK OF the company.
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WANT UNIFORM LAWS
FOR AERIAL TRAFFIC
National Conference On State Laws
VIII Ask Action ut New Or
leans Conference
IBy Associatcd prnesl

i5y Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. C.--Cniforin
state laws regulating aviation in
general and aerial JOY riding in par
tCuiar. statutes governing the cs-
tabiishment of tribunal for settle
ment or Industrial d!Sputcs.' and un!-
form laws for ali blue sky" com
missions are among important meas
ures TO be discussed at the national
convention of the National Confer
tacc on state Laws in 1921
Inc announcement OF this program
was made yesterday by T.. ~ GIL
more, secretary OF the executive COM
Mittcc -; e,c national conference
which has been in session In this
city.
The necessity for uniform State
AVIATION laws. II was explained by
Mr. Gilmore. Is made aimos, .mpera-
tive By the rapidly with which planes
from one state TO another traverse
The borders OF several States Going
at the rate OF 100 to $50 miles an
hour IN AN uninterrupted aerial
highway. Joy rider can cover sew
oral states and be subject to several
different laws almost At the same
time. Successful prosecutions OF vio-
laiprs of the rules of the AIR routes
Il is said. Will be greatly AUGMENTED
10y uniform laws on the subject.
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PROVISION MiI,NET.


NI:w YORK. Jan. G.--Tnc market ,or
cuitoe fIiur.s was nuiet today and nuc,U-
ar,Gr5 rather irregular. AN C.sEt!. H"-
c.M- being followed bv rallies. Frs;
u-:ees wcr" "a points lower ewing 20
zi:an markets WIKI March selling OF -
80 drG May t.t~. h"r. was no great
pressure OF offerings. however. and urtC"~
later rallied on Coyer!nE which Was prob
ably Inspired bv The better tone OF steri-
iac exchange and tho improved tone re
ported ~. stocks hil cotton. MAY "a
Ped TO :. -. win tn- general market clos
n= ne; urln;s h!shcr 10 = Joints lower.
closing bids; January. o.Si. March 6.3i.
May. so july. 70. Santernhcr. 80: &c
tuos.. 80. Dcc-IEbr 80
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ADVANCE III STERLING
VALUE PLEASES ENGLAND
Increase I" Sa.06 Causes Sprrulat ton
in British Isles rs to
Cause.
liN Nssocintcl prcnN

LONDON. Jan. 6.--Thc smart adj
vance IN the American cable transfer
rate today 20 1886 TO I'll" pound stcrl-
ing. whi!o pleasing 10 financial circles
here. caused some speculation rs to
thc rcasc'S for the Improvement The
belle: was expressed in exchange
quarters that the advance was largely
sentimental.
II WAS pointed out. however ihat
the demand for dollars from the north
OF England and other ccntcrs was less
ihan normal today and this. coupled
with cancellation OF orders and a con-
scqurnt release CT cover against
orders for goods. is believed 10 have
caught the exchange market short
and helped the present rise.
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CnICNGN LINZ SrnCK MAKKEr.

Chicago. Ian. G.-cattlc: rccc!Dts. l5.-
90: beef steers generally steady to strong (.
TOP. il.r. bu.k. S.1vii 1900; fat sAc stock
steady 1" STRONG: ton. 80; canU-rs. weak
~ SSC lower. bulk al 80: bulls steady to
weak; hu.k ho!ornas. 5.6,iiJ...5: ~. YES
steady 10 sc lower. bulk i:Jl ti!-. -,
StpcS"rs ana feeders. steady.
HOGS: receipts. 1900: steady TO lnC lower
than Yesterdays average. CLOSING firm /.
'"p. $50. buzz. ".-JIIJ,5. uig.. steady -
.gc lowgr: bulk desirable - to lS0-uuuUG
Sheer: rccen;s ,2c.o sheep ana lambs.
- 20 i5c higher: choice 7'.oound lambs;
:. =. bulk. liz" n !..oy prime s5-DuUul
Noar.inC w-thars 1880: tor cw.s. SOD.
bulk. 1904 De: feeders. steady.
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ASKS EXEMPTION INCREASE
senator TrnmmciI Would Make In
come Tax Figures Si,oUN ana
S.t.UDu.
IBy Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON, Ian. 6.--SrnatOr
Tra'nmcll. Democrat, Florida intro
duccd amendments in the Senate to-
day which would increase the cN-
emptiOnS under the income tan law
TO $500 for individuals and $4,000
for the head OF Il family or married
persons. the exemption OF "a husband
and wife being limited to $4,000 OF
their combined incomes.
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SOUTHERN TO ISSUE BONDS
Interstate Commerce Commission
Authorizes S5.aO0.OO0 General
Mortgage Notes.

WASHINGTON. Jan. G.-Authority
10 Issue s5.ao0.0 200 of development nnd
general mortgage bonds was granted
the southern hallway Company to-
day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The issue is to be pledged
az partial security for 4 government
lonn OF S3.N25. 600
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NEW YORK. IAN. c.-rhe raw sugar
market was steady. wl.h sales late In
N .t,":neon o; so bags .: Cunss a:
At 81. G. & and 500 old crUp Cub.S
urowut loading At $50 I. o. 10. a! eGua!
10 EG- :n- rrutr!IucHl.
Th- demand Tor refined sugar continues
u moderate" PROPORTIONS and prices aye
unclaimed ~ 80 - svi FOR il'" grnru-
lated. sugar futures were .as!-- under
N0uiia' :or. and trade selling and clos
ing rr!C"- were 10 "a - point. net lower
9 though business was cuuparn,lv.lv l!rh'.
Elos..E hifs' January. 80: March. i.5j:
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rnrrn%srEn on

SEW YORK. Ian. G-Cottunsccd OIL al.
va1""i i-c round through huYuc by
option houses ana act!y" covering u:
shorts ON th" hUliish showing IN lard
,uG r-a.-" Numerous Stop orders wAr"
uncovered on the way Io. C.Os!u: bids
-r.'. 81. 20 s to.nts net higM"- sales
- 30 a1rr"i-. Primo crude. so sales;
r-.u' sum mcr yellow closed ~ - bid FOR
E;u, Mr-ch 50: May. slJ ana july.
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Of legislation permitting the railroads
to purchase supplies from subsidiary
companies under supervision Of tn"
Interstate Commerce Commission was
urged before the Senate Interstate"
Commerce Committee today b. Alfred
i. Thorn. general counsel for III" AS
ISOLATION Of Railway Executives.
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CHICAGO. Jan. G.-Rcprcscntatlvcs
Cf all building material Industries
have been invited to meet here Janu-
AIRY II to attempt to effect u general
view Of rcvivinC home building, IL
was announced at meeting Of sixty
leading lumber manufacturers in con-
vcntiOn today.
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tt RIB MARKET

.\f.N Nt!tk. IAN. t.-Altnough the curh
.'"Idh-t E"hrIa!ls' Mas somewhat Irrnrni.r
urn i"is Mas disn.Hvcd In nu!n.r1u;
TLLHti 'u'S ana substantial gains w.rr made
- "dH c"-.t ally noted In several invS .
s..iysu ni'- ,"h.ch moved forward rapiIiv.
"nd although in The late af,",,,,o, ,,'", 4;
" ,,'.ni s;HykeHcd. the high levels were
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DODGE TOURING.
Late model, perfect con-
dition throu G h out. Will
d I'm on strate. Call Ran
dolph 1869.
EXCEPTIONAL. VALUES IN
USED TRUCKS.

Ono i.-ton stewart truck: In eI-
. cellent condition 800. %
coalition $50: ...:.:.: -. 10000
condition ................... 5000
White 2.ton. excellent condition: thor.
sueh!y overhauled.
Kelley Springfield aia ton: pc.fec, con-
fi;iun Mechanically.
Two A-ton White In good condition
throughout.
Any o; the above trucks can be bouxa,
81 terms to suit.
TRANSPORTATION MOTOR CO..
atio W. broad ST. Phone Boul. 23i.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

Petersburg. Va. Ian . 1921.
81 ANlSN- Farmers stock. market weak.
NlHG!%IAs- Farmers stock. market nom
T,ary Jumbo &C. 20 90 per III.
Er'-a Ir!n-. g Yer III.
E'tttf.. --.c u a. Icr 10.
She lax staGr - 20 7i.c per ID.
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CHICAGO GHAIN AM i.E0p,.cE

CHICAGO. Jan, t--Bcl!C. 'hnt an nt~,-
trtCN tHF!H on c-aiU was certain I.t :,
HHieH jump today In The valu. %: whoa,
iFsyfs closed buoIant a. 10 a. ~,
higher. with March l55f. 10 ~ ana Nj
80 :" go. Corn finished al : :,
!'.G aGNanr'. oats vnchanr"d a; 30 uy
my .mfW!' .%ns - q rise @. = 70 a'c
nTs, ihe wheat market showed con-
.t.ttt!', NHHr,.s-ipt as result ~ The
i.!-Hrr O: Tho Brush American CGn-.uar,'.. +
1919 y i.nnnon. DECLINES. however we.
,'1"'"rH oF - itct that St"rii u- "Nrha-r.
VA uh n"'nw.ths'an The bank .at..,ra
III t WH'." 'TalnyS showed Z, no, tL'o
- 80 ,.,'t % % SLOW both side, -
lh- 'nHFE"'. Then cnrrc sudden ',c-.. ~.
Eth"inT !'enruss hal announced an ir..r-
ION 70 r"'i tho enactment ~ an .,t.-
E"N'E faf.f measure. \ wild -ugh - ,ra
.U Nt'- Followed. shorts "S;,-cia1lv .al..r-.
,r,,', ,tffntt! 'ha, ;hr success az IL.
'l'.t hHd been rrSc,!ralI" ;tSSurai i.,rt,.t
~, =" e!n, l2a'ial duty !!k.!v % ahut nl'
.N.'N.,' wh",' l1~gc'v. {! not .i:orc,h.,-
IRON 'h' tr.t'd states
,nr' rrG "ats Swsved W. -rhc,. l,,.
rger.a's .: corn c"urt"d and .o-,..h I,,,.
~ ~ nN~r' - tho hnl'i-h iaau..tca 3, :
whT9t strength. Provisions rallied win
i...I.r. futures ranvoh a. follow,
WHEAT o""n Uirn. Low cos.
.,A NM ~ 10. i'Gi'33 ;ss-
January 80. o.. 81. cy..
oats
NAV N7, So. 81. n,
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lGT0CkS ADVANCE INTO
NEW HIGH TERRITORY
Except for Some Irrcgularity ut
81 Opening Market Strong Through
out Entire Session.
IMPROVEMENT IN INDUSTRIALS
Cooper Shares at Front Early i'll
Day-SIotor Shares Also rromi-
,ncnt-Rubbcr and Tires Higher
I'm Sympathy.
IMPROVEMENT IN INDUSTHIALS
BI HisOipAN WALL.

NEW YORK, Jan G.With but few
exceptions stocks advanced INTO new
,shish tsrriiory. Tor TINS movement to-
day. Except FOR come irresu arity a,
the opening. the market was strong
5fthroushout the session. The improve
Smcnt WAS most pronounced IN ;nc IN
Edustrial departments where gains III
.sthe most active issues range! from
1.-TWO TO more than four points.
& cooper shares We're at the front
sieariy in tho day owing tc, the an
announcement; that the important pro-
sduccrs planned 10 hclu the meta! off
) that marke: rather than witness a
ststeady decline in price without any
Z purchases OF Importance. Motor stock
were also prominent, gains IN thoS':
& issues ranging from Cno 20 three
( points. Rubber and tire shares were
4 higher in sympathy with the motors.
i Although the same professional
4 traders. who had been pounding McNi-
: can oil shares ia the hope Of un-
settling the general asst and Inducing
4 renewed iiGuidation. made another at
tack on Mexican petroleum and sue
B ceedcd in driving il down mere than
1 three points. tina; issue recovered all
of its los. n tn, late dealings
Railroads Arc Quiet.
q Railroad shares failed TO show much
Improvement and were quiet in the
face Of the active inquiry for the in
dustriala.
Strength Of the motor shares was
i accompanied by vague story Of a
large combination OF motor and tire
companies to be undertaken by j. i.
Morgan Company. During the recent
smash in prices much talk was heard
that the corner house was purchasing
large amounts OF WHY'S overland and
other motor issues aside from General
Motors.
American WOODEN Higher.
American Woolcn was higher be-
cause OF the good statements Of as
sets and liabilities announced for the
ten months ended october 81 last.
Chandler Motor began yesterday TO
show tie results Of tho accumulation
which occurred by insiders when tn"
stock broke through seventy on tho
recent big break.
For the first time In many weeks
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., SSA,N!NaNNAii. CA. Ian. .G.-Turpen,!ne
ments 3: stock 1885; HoslIl' 1,,i,, ~ ~,
sa!g.S rgcsi"is 2S3; shiIments. ~: stock
NJ WGGoi5v, Is ID Il. +. &. II /. X
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

DRY GOODS
SEW YORK Jan. G--Mo:e business to-
ats ~ corning forward on flushed cot
TOW goods p-rra!cs. prints. g!nghams
s-rl cha u-Iys we're active IN som" 81 IN"
ealing houses More active tradiu. sigu
WIS -trn-t,.l .r .uruc OF the su-inr wash
suuts houses Yarns wer. Stcad!"r. bur
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Railroad Mnrnntc Dies.

CHICAGO. Ian. G-Renjamin Thomas.
former president OF the Chicago and
West Indiana Railroad. and long
prominent in transportation affairs.
died today after n long Illness.
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NANAI. STORES.

!apt h!Eh.r and steady. but small in
FcaSs ~ business WAS reported IN dress
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Funeral Directors

hotKNI%G ORDERS completed In a
Houis w" are equipped 20 DIE Rur.
inchis back IN twcniy-four hours. Inv
is . hp.cIai branch OF our business and
10 a!"ajA given pro!Hp; attention. MOI.
ze.!r-s 400 Sorth Sc.entn Street.
fnAIi irwin fnaIp. funeral director
ana e!no,Ime. o05 r. Main Street
Madison ~ Rhndolpn 566.
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NEW ORLEANS Ian t-Wn#. $50 coi-
s sSh InaEk+ du, i5G"H r-l moa;"r't,
session todaE thor wer' ref,oit, ~ estt
4 loved rcnnrts o; q bank 70! urc n l.un.
don ard failure u Frut cotton huus. in
Liverpool. II was mC-o 40: '1yu-- 5 .d
+ market than usual Of ate. and whsle :-l-.s
strong rains wcFe. ral- iowa:t 'h. clos,
the clos. !issif showed not al..,tU.. an
The day o. Du: = :" - r0.r'.
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.of TEw IN YORK or Ian i;a,re OF cotton


New YOTk-N lGiin. s. 70. s'ors g. 90.
Minor .gTfY--Sfu,-. in-
Total I'D, l::e.ge.v;s p III EXPORT. la-
=. Total FOR week -necei",s os't5. e>uor,s.
Total f2r SEASON Receipts asi.<2 *.
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COTTON M\I;kI:rs.

NEW YORK. Han 6,-rhe better feeling
encouraged by r-vur'S ot narrowing trade
conditions was rN.!cut II In" action O.:
the cotton ruarke: again today Enrlv
advances Wee tDlowt; rv reactions put
the market n-m"d " again. reaching the
trading. with March s,!!!ng AZ Il o. ~
~ points above The closing quotation az
yesterday and - points above the low
record u. last wack. IEHt ..c-iSrry closed
al la.i7. with IN" genera! f.trkrt i,usiuE
steady AZ net aivIncr - $50 > pp!nts
advance .; L - FONTS .Ht lt7cied 90
after the call under realizing and southern
selling. l!N-cuOul was IN hCllN, Nly,r
here however. while tG.ry was q IliS..Ur b.;
broadening %: commission house demand.
MAY selling up 90 80 St"u orders we've
execution III .marke; easel on under
reaIlzlEc With March settling loNn 10 lI.7,
and MAY 90 iiTs ur ~ 80 o. points me-
lower. The allure 90: small ily.rpuni
cation firm ana -usIei.Apu 90 one o., tn.
London banks ma IA uu- LIN: lnnGcu-c
the rct !iziur. uG' fhv U.arA.t a-rur.- very
irrn ana active Guriur the .arly afternoon
on bu!NiHn southern sput aiy.rr>. 'ayO-.
able goods trade rerOrls and ,urnIrari-g
advlCcs IRON! !.ive-,.no. -rt,a.If,I,. M. AS.
% Manchester AID PROSPECTS :Dr ;r.Iy de.
inand
MAJ 'ald ". 20 $50 pr 80 roia,s No.,
from tho h..' ur.-r r"aIIr,H. pHri - Ia,
l;ive!uorl burllr here wra at'~.huta.l q
the CLOSING uu- ut the su--r.s; o: ~.
fa!led J.. t.. poo. i'-'A. I.NruFt-. -.N.' fnal.
Ing 2IrI .if Cor 'iIe -rfa.ru. 1'.-. -.
GENTS :TiS L. : ror' STOCKS. i..s.l
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

Il
bRanf-Dicd. al Little listers January
D. Mrs Indiana brady. She is survived
u! her husband and one brother j A.
ZONES Funeral from Chapel Friday, :.
-. iLic!HcHt OakwOod.
tKu Mr-D.par;ed this lie Thursday !:!O
a. NJ. Mrs Hattie q. Crump. SIS 81,
James street. Funeral Sunday, t. 81
from Mt. Xioa i.apt!st Cnurcn.
,s., i1 ANN-b,vd. at his. ia!dencc.
m,ShHFy kuehsmann Sr IN the sixty
mourn ihc!r !oas fou. sons. o. W, H.
Is. T.. w. and y. +. kucncinann. on.
gfhIdson and one sister Mrs Emma
Eu; Funcra! notice later.
SrEArTON-Died. az her residence. No
.Jli Hanover Avenue, January o. at :.
\ VI, Mrs. Joe Anna Slritton. wife 81
j. VI. StraIton. ia the nity-ihiEd year
o. hcr age. Funeral services from the
HON" Friday. ESQ J.. ii. lEtcrIncnt In
h!fcTv!rw Cemetery.
WILLIAMS Thursday January o.
1874, Sara Elizabeth Williams. wifc OF
Joseph ~. Williams. She Is survived
Hy her husband and four children VINO
mourn their lUss-Charl.s j.. y. Simp-
SON. Mrs. j. II. Robinson and Mrs. f.. v
Saunders. Funeral from the residence
u. J.: North seventh Street. Saturday
January ;. at II O'Clock.
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Personals

THIS Is to notify the pubic tina, / Will
hot nt iesronsio!c Tor .tny bills made by
I 49, one ".her than by myself. Willie
~ Eb-Wc are making II specially of
uSeinS army oSeJCOats dark brown and
Earth Street - W. y"
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motorcycles nnu bicycles 4.
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Lost and l'ound


HAND BAG Lost. Wednesday, afteTnonn
IN Ia"ihIH'eF : store. .adys black veIyct
hhhd Dag conia.ninE aoOu; SIS in cash
a..u numS.i OF hvys: humber atttchr.
~: I.HMaiu- .tns East Marshall
kEfs,-l-ost. Inngsd!,y oI BROAD Street
on iiiE hiand Pack ear or IN iIi:iial nd
faTx. hunch OF keys. Reward Ran.
MoNEi--i.osi. at Elu ANA lain Streets.
five dollar Di!l 10y Lady while hoirIin,.
car, Finder plchac call i;lvh 22ib.W,
PAfEES-i.usi. Thursday afternoon. Inn
uary .. near Professional Iui!ding Filth
and Franklin Streets. letter and scv.
crdl Pneumatic pisc WAccl ccrL!rc.i.s
Reward II returned to III North Ei.n,h
Street. Richmond. Va.
POCK EfEOOK-I.o Tuesday aftcrnoon
on Grove on Hanover, on or hctwc"n
MULBERRY and Elm Streets. Il ;,ockc,hoob
containing sum Of money. Return 10
aoi North Mulberry or phone boulevard
rCINTEE-s;;rayed Pointer mae deg
white. with brown spots; rail- skinned Cn
up head brown. running to on back
>! r"cR I.ii,,di reward y rc;uTncI T.,
Br lanes IL. Lester. $40 East Franklin
PURSE Inst on 1900 n!oc!l East Maia
Street or lett on Broad and Main car
going east; between and o'clock
thursday. Reward. Call Madison
SAL ------.-
SUITCASE removed from Stop 80,
married. 'IScnnctt." cturn TO Wcs;hainp-
ton College. No questions asked. Lib
clal l.MaId. Lh2n. Boulevard 9$i3.J.
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JORDAN demonstration. o-passengcr. with
Aircraft top. condition Guaranteed.
Phone Randolph G23
PREMIER demonstrators ". -. Moss
t3!-2j West Main Street.
SEE Austin l.. Mullen for used cars. 3iS
Mcst iirnan Street.
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AUTOtfOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

oeil ~
We must move the following c.ss. and
Will not tcfus" any reasonable offer. Easy
terms 10 responsible. people.
Oakland { perfect condition.
Overland 5 1920. good new.
scvcn-puas nu,inorne. nne for hacning.
1870 llu"p .,roals'rr5 driven les. ,han
Saxon s!x. at your figure.
A%pEnroN AUTO co. i%c..
1887 ". broad. Ehone Boul. cas-
VA. AUTO GEARS NHD PAETS Gov,
maze - good stock ci ring Ecars and
drive pnluns aud axle sASiJs--A!4 guar
nnlecd purts--for number Of makes o.
OLD model aId new uuh.i uls cars. Nal!
orders given PROMPT att-riiCu y2i W.
lirnai Sir"rt inunc Madison s2i2
WE HAVE y FEW BARGAINS IN USED
CARS ~ I.ACEII.h.ST CONDITION
SEE Us BEFORE MHkISiI YOUR pUR-
CHASE ELSEWiiEEE.
hi.sDp MOTOR co.
III WEST BROAD STREET.
g NNi'pt rFi "S12
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Help WnntcG--i'cmalo 81
HOUSE MAID waniOd AT iIG7 W,st
Franklin street. Neat appearance ca
genital.
MNEICURlSr AND HAIR DRESSER
icauty purior operator. expert mani
cutist and hair dresser state eNpcri-
nncc. Address Mrg. $. u. Suderman,
Warwick Hotel. Newport News, Va,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14

G. B. Trask was in town this af-
ternoon on his way home to Stay
ton from Portland where he had
been on business. Mr.. Trask stat
ed that business conditions in stay
ton have been exceptionally good
all winter The saw mill and wool
EN- mill have been in operation all
winter, and both concerns, he says,
have been making considerable
improvements during the past few
months. Speaking of the railroad
possibilities in that country Mr..
Trask believes that the proposed
road which seemed so certain a
few months ago, has been forgot
ten. He says there is a probabil-
ity, however, Of the extension OF
the pavement to Stayton this sum-
mer and when this is completed
Stayton will not care whether she
gets a railroad or not.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14
-IldI T'Fults--
Head
at u. of o. Plans
For Prune Week

In response to a letter as to what
her department is doing for prune
week, Lillian r. Tngle. head Of the
department of household arts at
the University of Oregon. writes to
the Oregon Growers Cooperative
association as follows:
Special article on using plrlnes
in various parts of the menu, for
the Sunday Oregonian; lessons on
prunes for food preparatio class
es; preparation by classes of dishes
including prunes for demonstration
to group of house mothers and for
use in halls of residences; probably
one or more prune luncheoas; the
home economies girls club sale Of
stuffed prune confection for ore
day; service of prune dishes in res
idence halls at various times dur
ing the week"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14
Certificate Is
Accepted From
Salem School

Submitting a certificate from the
Salem senior high school Carl w.
Holcomb, member of the oregon
National guard, has just recei"ed a
letter from the United states mill
tary academy, West Point, New
York. stating that it had been ap-
proved.
The letter also states unless flol-
comb entrance is dependent upon
competition as in the case Of all
presidential appointments, it viii
not be necessary for him to under
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14

go an examination. Candidates
from the national guard ami the
army may submit high school GER
tlficates for entrance to West Point
which will be considered in case
the authorized number of vacancies
for the year are not filled by the
regular examination.
The acceptance of the certificate
by West Point authorities shows
what a high standing the Salon
school has taken with government
institutions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14
The recall of Judge Robinson Of

The recall Of Judge Robinson Of
Dallas, will be discussed by Attor-
ney Oscar Hayter and DR.. A. B.
Starbuck at a meeting to be held
at the West Salem hall tonight at
S:l5 o'clock, it was announced
this afternoon. The public is lnvit-
ed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-14
Eat Prunes

Two of Salems oldest papers
are in the hands of William Town,
rural mail carrier out of Silverton.
One is a copy of the Oregon Arena,
published in Salem June IL, 1865,
and the other is a copy of the
Weekly Democrat Review, publish
ed in December of the same year.
Mr.. Town was living in Silverton
at that time and a subscriber of
the papers. They are more inter
esting now than they were in the
early days of Oregons history