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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Love. the jeweler. sasem.
New Incorporations.


The Beaverton Feed & Produce
company of lone. Morrow county,
filed articles of Incorporation with
the state corporation department
here Tuesday. The company IS
capitalized at $4,000 with the
following incorporators: H. M.
Olden, r. A. Farrows, H. R. Smith.
Permission to operate in Oregon
was granted to- White, Brown &
Leahy Co.. OF Great Falls, Mont,
capitalized at 100000. Tom J.
White of Portland is named as at
torney in fact for Oregon.
Resolutions filed by the Bacon
Estate company OF Portland show
a decrease in capitalization from
1895, 900 to $225,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Knight Pearcy OF Pearcy Broth
ers. has announced that his firm
will have a filbert and walnut dis
plav at the Northwest stock show
10 be held in Portland from NO
vember 5 to 12. Mr.. Pearcy was
in Portland Monday looking over
the situation and states that there
Is a surprisingly large number OF
people interested in the culture oi
nuts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Boys up to junior high school
age who wish to take advantage
of the Y. M. c. A.-Willamette Of
fer and see the Willamette-Pacific
football game must be on hand at
the Y. M. G. A. tomorrow at 4 p. m.
Here they will be taught William
,ette yells and songs by.Albert Guy
er, who as student Of william
ette, has this in charge. At this
rally tickets will be given out ad-
lmitting bearers to the game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Iunior Girls Win.

Monmouth, Or, NOV, e. ne
Junior girls defeated the seniors in
game of basketball at the nor
nal yesterday afternoon by score
OF "a to II. The accurate basket
shooting of Miss Haitian was fea-
ture Of the game and was respon-
sible for the juniors victory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Moonshiner in Chimney.

Knoxville, Tenn, Nov. 3.-Tni-
ted States Marshal l.. c. King and
deputies raided the home of Wal
ter Bollen, seizing and destroying
three 60-gallon capacity stills. so
gallons of moonshine liquor and
5000 gallons of beer. They were
about to leave when they heard a
noise in the chimney. They in
vestigated and dragged Bolleu out
clad only in a one-piece layer of
SCOT. Bollen was placed under ar
rest, charged with Illicit distill-
ing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
German Marks !.
at Low Record

New York, Nov. 3.-German
marks today dropped to .4s, a new
low record. This was decline of
1k points from the previous low
record, made yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

A bull dog whose home is in
Portland is receiving as much po-
lice attention as many criminals.
Yesterday the local police were
asked by Portland officers to keep
on the look out for tan bull dog
who answers to the name OF
bob" If he is located here Off
GERS are requested to notify Chief
of Police jenkins. of Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Bell of To-
ledo were here yesterday on a
combined business and pleasure
trip, leaving for their home today.
They were registered at the Bligh
hotel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
. Born

PRINCE-At local hospital,
Wednesday, November 2. 1921.
to Mr.. and Irs. Frank Prince,
OF north Fourth street. daugh-
ter. Weighing seven pounds. to
be named Margaret Harriet.
Mrs. Prince and the baby are at
the Deaconess hospital.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

lake Marin has been sworn IN
as deputy sheriff Of Umatilia ,',, coun. ~.
~ ~ taking the place Of Red
pidewav who resigned to accept 2
nos,t,on rs with the international
Oetective association.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

A new floor Is being installed
in the building occupied BY tne
Pacific Fruit & Produce company
At 2s7 South Commercial street.
The building is owned By Judge
GEORGE g. Bingham
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Chemical War
Instruments
Most Deadly

London, Nov. Reduction OF
armaments, as regards big guns,
warships, aeroplanes and standing
armies. is worse than useless and
may be positive evil, unless some
means can be found of controlling
the world chemical organization,
in the opinion of Major Victor
Lefebure, Britain's famous expert
on chemical warfarei
In the new book just published
Major Lefebure advances the
thesis the Unforeseen Gemein-
|schaft," the gigantic German or
ganic chemical trust. lis a mon
ster floating mine in the troubled
sea of world peace which the
forces Of reconstruction have left
unswept.n
Another striking sentence from
his work reads:
THE Unforeseen Gemieinschaft-
a sword or plow for peace or for
war"
Throughout his analysis Of the
poison gas" warfare situation
runs an even more sinister vein.
It is evident that this expert on
the subject believes that reduction
of normal armaments to police
basis will only act as an incentive
to the development in secret o
yet more terrible forms of war
fare, Of such a nature that they
could be launched suddenly upon
a disarmed world by any nation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

]. R. Nero of Silverton was in
town on business last night re-
turning to his home today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

King S. Bartlett, recent fore
man at the Marion garage, will
meet his old friends and custom
ers in his own shop at the rear Of
ifS N. com'l St. Save by paying
less per hour and getting more
work done. 263
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

The public service commission.
wednesday granted permission 70
the Pacific Freight 2ariff bureau
representing al western railroads.
to put into effect on one days no
tice a tariff reducing freight ra,es
on grain. grain products hay e'e-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

BOYD French of Eugene was
guest of the Marion hotel las'
night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Rusty nail wounds. fostering
sores burns and scalds heal rap
laly when Liquid Borozone is ap-
pnea' 1t is both antiseptic and
healing. Price soc, SOC and $3.50.
sold by DanI ]. Fry. tadvl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Gaming Events

Nv. 5-county y. Parent ssm,- I I
! asasaI gsassi'' meeting Salem | |
! lIsa e. ''So0l1v 5'@var Mothers tag ], J,
4 sale. public lecture, /. \
n EO'' Derby bldg, 2:So \
! ? Nov e. s-organ recital dsai.,tan "a, ! !
! ward I'd coursen' Christian ! !
mo Nov. l1-Armistice "a, cay J, J J
) ) American Legion pr0sfan ! !
] ! armory 2 p. m' !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Y. ! i y . = 4 y y = ;

= ~
n.,waen two and three hund-
D's .aoters from Pacific uniycrsi-
tsS + viii sit in the grand n,rarsitv stana sa.,
,rssN a1aa' their h. team plays Willamette
IN football
!. .he weekly moot court OF
,,,,,.mette e. university for tne
I.aasIes wl,,sa,s'Dff Of law students Tuesday
p'asslE p,'ls. 4. R. woods and 3. B. Ash
n,st' ,,rst acting as attorneys for tne :
uls', .s.utIou, lost to c. R. Ellis and
,0I = > Carson, who were acting at
's.nsvs y. :, If for the defense, in the case
lofI9s n,gesnstein VS. 0ppenheimer'
.. o., Nass ssso was a damage suit. At
,orney Millar McGilchrist serss'
ss Judge.
Il your feet hurt see DR.. Tatro,
~ white Chiropodist, Masonic
bldg. Phone 44S.
r Foster, chiropodist. All
~ Z troubles treated, corns, bun
,ov' lovs broken arches. 1922 State. 2e6
comnlaint was made to the po-
u,s Yesterday by Mrs. o. Ireton,
.s,ho % resides at 1O47 south Com
msrcial street, that somebody had
stolen a doormat and a rocking
shaIr from her front porch. OIL
eers we're today looking for tne
thieves.
0nly 2 doz. beautiful Sailor
Hats ranging from $S.75 to $16.5o
yOur choice $3.50. Curtis Hat Shop
'Vu' 265'
Mrs. Curtis is offering real bar
gains, many styles for SIS. ESQ
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Everest
and children of Hillsboro, arrived
In Salem this morning to take vi
their residence in the capital CITY
Mr.. Everest, who is county recor-
der for Washington county, Will
assume his new duties as head Of
the accounting division in the sec
retary Of states office Monday
succeeding G. N. Loughridge, who
becomes deputy secretary Of state
"Why Walk" Buy a guaran-
teed used car at Kirkwood's. 246
State street.
While participating In a prac-
tlre football game yesterday be-
tween Willamette university squad
and the Salem high school eleven
Ralph Barnes, senior at william.
ette sustained a fracture OF ths
cheek bones, barely escaping ser.
ious injury to the right eye
Barnes was hurried to the Deacon
ess hospital where an operation
was performed upon his cheek
by making inclsion through the In
ner side Of the upper lip. In this
manner the malar and maxilary
bones were restored to their natur'
al positions. Three Salem surgeons
Dr. NJ. c. Findley. H. C. Clements
and c. W. Southworth performed
the operation. Barnes is improving
rapidly.
Lets Go" to Kirkwood's used
car sale. 246 State St.
Lost in 1ohhv Marion botaI n,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Ralph Curtis, member OF the
Junior class at Willamette univer-
sity OF last year. but who left
school before the finish OF the
year is visiting in Salem this week
and will remain for the William
ette-Pacific football game OF Sat-
urday. Curtis sreporter for the
daily paper at Befd. Or. He sery-
ed as Willamette reporter for The
Capital Journal while in William
cite.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

After spending yesterday at NC
Minnville transacting business H.
H. Pixiey, a local insurance man.
returned to Salem early today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03
Research Insidious

In research" he argues, "the
discovery of the most effective
chemical the world will ever see
can occur by the use OF few
beakers, pots and pans and COM
mon chemicals, directed by a
trained mind.
when we realize that the prod
uction of explosives can be con
trolled and inspected during peace
but that no such control can ex-
list for chemical war products. the
Significance Of the future stands
revealed.
Given big organic chemical
industry there is no possibility of
detection by open methods of con
troll. 1t took forty years or more to
develop the great German dye
factories; yet forty days saw many
OF them producing huge tonnage
of poison gas, and as many hours
were sufficient for others.
Suppose a gas ten times more
useful, from a military point Of
view, were discovered in the labor
atories Of I. G. An inspector or
secret service agent at the next
bench in the laboratory might
never know that the research was
not aimed at the discovery of a
new dye.
World equilibrium may at this
moment be threatened by the dis
coveries of some absorbed scientist
working, say, in greenhouse in
st. Johns Wood"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Lost in lobby Marion hotel or
south on Pacific highway, two
boxes marked W. F. Johnson, room
SO4 Hotel Benson. Finder return
to Marion hotel and receive re-
ward. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Lets Go" to Kirkwood's used
car sale. 246 State st.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

- Round Trip to Portland Every
DDsy, Oregon Electric Railway
On and after October 21st the
o1egon Electric Railway will sell
,,ano :, trip tickets to Portland for
-. including war tax. good for re-
s. ..ln to and including the second
'Ay from date of sale.
J. W. RITCHIE.
Agent o. E. Ry.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Chief of Police Moffitt last night
returned TO Salem from Portland
where he went to attend the trial
of the Rev. Fred Royston, former
salem minister, charged by feoer-
al officers with white slavery
Contrary to expectations, Royston
pleaded guilty to the charge: he ~.
was given 1s months on Mcneil s
island.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

p.tveen two and three hund-
Ds.o sootsrs from Pacific uniycrsi-
Isa III tvy ST in the grand stand sat
~ y ~ i willamette university
'lssa aluS' their team plays Willamette
IN football
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Buy your tires at Wick Bros
Sound tires are better than ever
We have a real price proposition
for you. Ao'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

A few. less than his average al
lotment of "sleepers' was noticed
nv Night Desk Sergeant Ralph
Davis as he checked up last night.
But two men applied for 5eds In
the Salem city jail. They gave
their names as S. J. Rich anu
Frank Cowden.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

You can now buy SOxs and
sOxs1k Sound tires at s1l.5O and
s14 respectively at Wick Bros.
2ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

c. w. Armstrong. 225 North
Fourth street, whose bicycle was
stolen from near the West /alem
store ON Monday, October 81, is
his own police department. Mr..
Armstrong notified officers yes
terday that he had recovered MS
wheel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

"Why Walk?' Buy a guarar-
teed used car at Kirkwood's. 246
State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

Sound tires are selling fast a
wick Bros. Forty five sold yester.
dow a. The new prices. 263'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-03

". RA4SA1Es
Agent o. E. Ry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
TABLE
GOSSIP


~. Johns Guild will hold q rcenAfr
business meeting "Wednesday Dec. y
at ! pm. Al tne home Of Mrs.. Har
ray 0ailor, Eleventh street aid Now
York avenue. AZ
Tho Enstorn star social cihh WIN
meet Wednesday Afternoon a. x;dp
O'Clock in tho MaHonic ! ROOM
n Woniru's Missionary society
Of ~. Paufs English Lutheran church
win meet at the church Thursday AZ
tcrnoon at 800. Miss Florence oisof
wiz lead The study hour
The Woman's club ~ the First Con-
greeaiional church VIII NEST a. p
home Of AIRS. j. ~. Conif'er 81 ~
Third street, on Thursday nfterssooh
OF Officers. A large -
desired.
~ the Inst uicrsinG OF the Lawyers
club for the fiscal year held rI ~"
n. G. a. yesterday moon, W.. u.
Jamison became president of the or
ghnixation- Due 20 b seniority rule
OF the club. hn viii succeed John
hnton Burg. the outgoing pretldeht,
u was a ruie adopted az the Founding
OF tbs cIuN that the president should
be Heiecsed according 20 seniority o.
membership. The meeting yesterday
was well attended.
The Organization Of q Parent
Teachers association was started At a
meeting Of the people OF Mountain
View held at he ountni View
school house last night The meet
Ing was addressed by Mrs. q y.
ltamsay, president OF u Old Aibu-
lneflno ADMINISTRATIONS associntion
a committee was appointed 70 draw
w CONSTITUTION ana bylaws Tor
~ w" n.nan.,lsh - a.,
,n 'A"'e- Nn Hvrie'f " ""
lNf"'IAhAiAA tNulNH viii mINf IV~
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ts.ooo-s room esmsut block huusslov,
wei. hullt bgllt-in features, farnses,
et,760--0 rom brict. modern. sleeping
porch. lawn. shade. double garage;
,i,ooo%Donsis frame eeitar.; 3 rnom..
BAH. abd giasned porch nA each side;
completely furnished; rents for $50 per
month, A fine investment. y. Cen
trail Ave.
Some good ranches for snie. Houses and
lots IN all parts Of the city. nuslnssa
Property. Business Opportunities.
A. FLEISCHER, Realtor
Loans, PRO Insurance. Automobile Insur.
ancc, ard all other Inca Of Insurance;
Surety Bonds.
Phone Ga. III South Fourth 81.
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Produce

Sand storm lax at tho College ,nn
tonight
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Coal supply Go. rhoncs 4 and 8.
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

New York. Dec. 7.-Buf pools
were In control Of the stpcit market
tuday. but the tighter money rates
and pressure agaihs speculative fny-|
orites caused n sharp reversal he
foro the close. salea approximaiet
100000 shares. Tne closing was
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New York Money
NEN YORK. Dec. Call money
firmer: high "a: low th ruling rate
~: closing bid g: offered ut 81.
last loan loan ~. Time loans easy;
so days. 90 daSA and six months ~
as. prime mercantile paper TO
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR sALE-TyDewriters ~
FOR SALE TYPEWHfTERs-An Kinds,
both rev aud second haad, honFht, sold
rented aud repaired. Albuquerque Type
Exchange. Phone aOsi. I22 South
Fourth -.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Cotton spot
ouics middling $3.50.
Cotton futures closed steady; De-
cember $i7.2i January si7.fb;
March sfTf7; May tf6.e5; July
$3.50.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Foreign bar
silver 6sh.h
Copper steady: electroiytic spot
and nearby lSA later 1sA ola.
Tin steady. 10 aud nearby
sSl 90; futures sS1.75.
Iron steady; prices unchanged.
cad steady: spot ti7064.SO.
Zine quiet. East ST. DouisL delIv-
cry 500, s4.90m4g5.
Anthony spot; t4.b5.
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NEW YORK. Dec. Liberty
bonds closed ans. sg6.22 first a.,
third Ans. $3.50. fourth AXIS.
ss7.70; Victory ass. $4,000: Vic
tory 4As. 10000.
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Y. M. c. A. Drive for
Members VIII Close
h Evening

The Y. N. c. a. drive Tor new MEM
beers viii close at q o'clock this even
Ing when all of the salesmcn teamg
will make final reports OF tho number
OF members which have e signed
up. At the dinner held a. the Y. NJ.
g. a. last night. Sc new members
but no representative q the team
from the railroad shops wis present
TITS believed hat the 200 members
viii be- reported BY tonight and the
winning can Will be announced.
There will Pc several short pep"
talks By leaders.
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Chicago Board of Trade

CHICAGO, Dec. New weakness
developed In tho wheat market to-
day during the early dealings. A
leading hchrish factor al this time
was the report Of n big failure IN
south Germany. on the downturns
however. commission houses o. 10
the buying side. Opening quotations,
which ranged from a decline to x
advance. were followed BY "a modor-
ate general set back aud then some
thing OF q rally.
Corn and ma were easy with
wheat. After opening y OFF to
advance, the corn market saggcd n
little all around.
Oats started unchanged To \ cent
higher. May 57A to s77K and later
showed but slight change.
Provisions were duh but firmer IN
line with hogs.
Later the weakness In wheat be-
came more pronounced as a result
OF lower premiums here for red win
ter grades. Word or some export
business at the Gulf OF Mexico failed
to act ~ an offset. h close was
unsettled. I to ~ cents net lower.
Subsequently reported demand
helped TO sustain the corn market
Prices closed steady. ~ az cents
net lower 20 x cent advance.
Wheat-May SLIM; July si.0i.
Corn-May save. July 54hc.
oats-May S7hc; July 3sc.
Pork-Jan. Slb.l0.
LRrd-Jan. Ss.55; May sS.s5.
Ribs-Jan. s7.42; May t7.77.
Livestock
CHICAGO. Dec. Cattle receipts
1900; beef steers slow. mostly
steady. choice TO prime yearlings
s1l0O. bulk beef steers S6.2bms.t5;
better grades fat she stock steady,
other Gamers and cutters duli. bulls
weak: calves weak to 2bc lower
| stockors and feeders steady.
Hog receipts 1900; active; steady
TO Toe higher than Yesterday aver
age; shippers buying literally; most
good hogs averaging $50 pounds.
sold: big packers buying sparingly.
most Of small local houses out of
market. pigs about 10 cents higher.
ton s7.2b Tor HIGHT flights and i60
pound average. bulk lights $500 ~
Z 20. bulk others SF.7bm7.00: pics
about 10 cents higher: bulk desirable
around S1.2b. some Sl3b.
Sheep receipts $4,000; fat lambs
strong To 25c higher. sheep n feed
or lambs steady tat lambs top, early
SIPS: some held higher; bulk early
S1OThM 100. light fat ewes sb.1Oi
hoavics around S4.OO; good rangc
and rome back feeder lambs $9.2b.
early
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec Cat
tlo receipts 1000. calves % TO 10
cents lower than Monday. bulk good
and choice yeaicrs S7.O0mS.'0; caii-
(sEALl Notary Public
~ cummisaion expires Sept I'm. 1874.
ENDORSED
No. i12it
Cor REED Vol, 7 Page ia
Amendment 20 the Articles Of Incorporation
ID THE DIAMOND COAL. COMPANY
tNo stockhoiders' Liahiitiyl
Amending Articles . and
Filed iu ufire 81 state Corporation Com
mission Of New Mexico.
NOV. .. ip21--tti 80 AN.
A. l.. MORRISON
ClerA
Compared JJO 10 EMA.
4 Compared = :. 20 G. W. indcxcl
STATE ~ NEW MENlCOl
COUNTY or BERNALILLOl
Thir instrincnt was hied for REGARD .
the OH ~ Nov. 1921 AZ $3.50 O'Clock PA
Recorded in Vol ~ Mise. Of Rofnrus q
r. said county Polio i2p
fRED CROLLoTr
by 4. cRoLLOrr
f3EALl Deputy Clcri
H.
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NuAhh hA Attm itAutt1i
ners duil; some carly s22s: other
classes unovcn but generally steady,
top steers sT.S5; other early sales
fb.25nT.T5; bulk cows Sa.I5Mf.a5;
fcw lots up to $500; good heiferE bid
t7SO. closed generally $500 a. 900;
bulk stockers and feeders early $500
also.
Hog receipts 5000; costly stondy
10 strong; few light iights to ship
pCrs 10 cents higher; extreme tor
imit lights $3.50; choice ~ 90. hogs
to yard trader t6,75; practical tpp
paid by packers and shippers Tor
lights and light butchers s6.10; butk
of sales $3.50 $40; good packing
sows s5.55. pigs steady, 500.
Sheep receipts. a.0en. shacp
steady. most fat native ewes S5.s5W
4.25. fed western lambs S9.eb. ma
lives $500.
DENVER. Dec. Cattle receipts
LOGO steady. beef steers $500 W6.es,
COWS and heifers t3.bOW 500. calves
$3.50 $50. bulls $500 "a 500, o
ors and feeders sf.50fr6 500.
Hog receipts $500 40 ecnts high
or. top $3.50; bulk $500 1850.
Produce
CHICAGO, Dec. T-PotatccH
steady. receipts ~ ears total q, :.
shipments $40: Wisconsin bulk rcd
Si.6OGIS0 cwt; do sacked si.60f
LIS cwt: Minnesota sacked red rly-
ors $50 cwt; Minnesota sacked red
and white ti.5Oui.70 cwt Idano
sacked rurais St.7bMt.90 cwt. Idaho
sacked russets S2.00.
CHICAGO. Dec. T-pouitry alive.
higher: fowls I4W2t rents. springs
20 cents: turkeys 81 cents. roosters
IS cents.
sand storm Jazz at tho College int
/ tonight.
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You will find II in our Classified
Columns
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CONFIDENTIAL losn, on irWeiry dianonds,
watches. Liberty Bonds. pianos, Autnmo'
hiios. LeWest rates. ouhmAE' III south
Ftrst Hnrh.d 10 tie ststa
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nUeINIsS OPPORTUNITIES 1

LOOMING HOUSE. Tor sele, See Kelly.
2ls W Gold Phone 46l
fOR NALE-fully equipped .1fU For par
UCulH... address Boz 80. carH Herald.
ruR SALE Ions distance plssUuEIr and
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trucks $40 South Flr-t
FOR SALE OR RENr-Wen locatsd butch.
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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1921-01-28
Corrections.

In our paper Of last week VIC
made two errors which we wish &c
correct. In the Near East Relief
contributions we should have had
Leesburg Baptist Sunday School
S13.O7 instead Of $40 OF, and in
our article headed One Hundred
and Fifteen Thousand to- be Spent
on School Buildings now should
have been One Hundred and Twenty
Five Thousand Dollars.